Montreal boil water advisory won’t be lifted Thursday night

The Colorado Avalanche name Patrick Roy head coach and vice-president of hockey operations. Continue reading →

The Parti Quebecois government, already involved in a political battle to toughen the province’s language law, has placed another emotionally charged identity issue on the back burner. Continue reading →

Watch the full broadcast of Global National with Dawna Friesen for May 23, 2013. Continue reading →

The latest Quebec corruption inquiry witness described how the asphalt cartel operated in the Montreal area. Continue reading →

Three people have been arrested and charged in an ongoing RCMP investigation into a multimillion-dollar corruption scheme at the Canada Revenue Agency. Continue reading →

Nigel Wright, Harper’s right-hand man, resigned Sunday – four days after the Prime Minister’s Office disclosed he’d written a $90,000 cheque to cover the disallowed housing expenses of Sen. Mike Duffy. Continue reading →

A map of what areas in Montreal have been affected by the city-wide boil water advisory. Continue reading →

With at least 1.3 million Montrealers left without safe, clean drinking water after a city-wide boil water advisory was issued, many have a few questions. Continue reading →

Hundreds of private subsidized daycare operators defied ministerial orders on Wednesday and took to the streets in protest. Continue reading →

Some of Montreal’s priorities on its wish list for public transit projects are delayed and may not happen for years. Continue reading →

After a day spent meeting with Latin American leaders and looking into their plans to form a European Union-like bloc to compete with Asia, Harper said he was not ready to make the call on whether Canada should join the Pacific Alliance trade bloc. Continue reading →