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With Easter just around the corner, animal rights advocates are once again warning the public to think carefully before giving rabbits as pets.

There's was a collective sigh of relief among members of Montreal's Caribbean communities as news broke that the city has approved plans to throw a Caribbean carnival this summer.

New regulations for pet owners will take effect across the province on February 10. The SPCA says it's been a long time coming and supports the news laws.

In late November, The Weather Network had forecasted a mild Christmas season for Ontario and Quebec, but said much colder temperatures should follow.

With animal abandonments on the rise, Montreal has announced the creation of a new animal shelter in the east end of the city. It should be built by 2026.

Loto-Québec plans on building a 200-room luxury hotel next to the Montreal casino on Parc Jean- Drapeau. The project should open in two to three years.

As workers with the common front of unions get set to walk off their jobs again on December 8, parents and students are bracing themselves for the impact.

The Ontario government has released its long-promised 'business case' for moving the Ontario Science Centre from its current location to Ontario Place.

Hundreds of people lined up to nab a furry friend for free at the Montreal SPCA on Monday as adoption fees that can go up to $550 were waived for a day.

Montreal says the measure will help it reach its goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2050, noting buildings account for one fourth of greenhouse gas emissions in the city.

The financial woes of China Evergrande, owner of Canada's storied Chateau Montebello, are causing worries among local municipal leaders, workers, guests and even tourism rivals

The Montreal SPCA's director of animal advocacy, says no-pet clauses result in a sad parade of surrendered animals this time of year ahead of Quebec's July 1 moving day.

Loving pet owners at a new Montreal dog festival couldn't imagine parting with their creatures, but the SPCA says many are forced into tough decisions.

Police say they have finally identified the remains of a woman found dead nearly 50 years ago in eastern Ontario through forensic genealogy. A murder charge has also been laid.

According to the Montreal SPCA, 52 per cent Quebec households own a dog or a cat, but only four per cent of rental units allow pets without any restrictions.

Families are struggling with inflation and are finding pet ownership more expensive than ever, leaving them to face tough decisions.

While the avian flu is primarily a disease of birds, it can also infect mammals, especially those who hunt, scavenge or otherwise consume infected birds.

Canada has also agreed to welcome an additional 15,000 migrants from the Western Hemisphere over the next year as part of the agreement.

For nearly 48 hours, a raccoon stranded on a Montreal highway overpass could be seen pacing or curled up along a cement pillar, and chewing on scraps of food thrown by passersby.

As moving season approaches, the Montreal SPCA and Québec Solidaire are urging the provincial government to ban no-pet clauses in residential lease agreements.