Entitled ‘Movers, Shakers, History Makers: The Canadian Black History Book of Rhymes,’ the book takes a look at some prominent figures in Black history across the country. Continue reading
The Legault government isn’t only getting political pushback about its refusal to grant the homeless an exemption from curfew, but faces a legal challenge as well. Continue reading
Preliminary information gathered by police indicate the bus was heading east on St-Antoine when it turned into the terminal just east of Mansfield. Continue reading
“Just roughly calculating 100 days till the end of June, we’re looking at 2.1 million masks,” said LBPSB assistant director general, Carol Heffernan. Continue reading
A soccer stadium in Montreal will be transformed to accommodate homeless people who have tested positive for COVID-19, but do not require hospital care. Continue reading
Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante said she will continue to push the Quebec government to exempt people experiencing homelessness from the provincewide curfew to combat COVID-19. Continue reading
Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante argues the curfew is adding an unnecessary amount of stress on the homeless community, when resources are already stretched thin. Continue reading
Raphael André’s body was discovered inside a portable toilet in the early morning hours of Sunday, Jan. 17, near the Open Door. Continue reading
Duvernay-Tardif became the first NFL player to opt out of the 2020 season due to the pandemic, temporarily hanging up his cleats to work in a long-term care facility in Montreal. Continue reading
“We want to make sure that we explicitly tell the public that they will not be fined for coming to the emergency department even during curfew.” Continue reading
Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante is defending the appointment of Bochra Manaï as the city’s first ever commissioner fight against racism and systemic discrimination. Continue reading
“He took out the spray paint and proceeded to spray swastikas, the symbol of Nazi Germany but unfortunately the seemingly eternal symbol of hatred of Jews and death to the Jews.” Continue reading
Property owners will have until June 1 to pay their first installment, normally due on March 1, while the second installment will have to be paid by Sept. 1, rather than June 1. Continue reading
Transat says a Dec. 22 unsolicited proposal from Péladeau’s investment company Gestion MTRHP Inc. is not supported by binding, fully committed financing. Continue reading
“We have a fast team, we have a bigger team,” said Montreal Canadiens GM Marc Bergevin ahead of Wednesday’s season opener. “We can play pretty much any way you want.” Continue reading