Just one day after a Dorval mother spoke out about her daughter’s triage problems at the Montreal Children’s Hospital, the director of pediatric emergency services insists they’re looking into what went wrong while reminding parents to speak up if they feel their child’s health is in danger. Continue reading →

A Montreal mother claims her daughter’s life was endangered last Friday at the Montreal Children’s Hospital. Continue reading →

It’s a big day for a Montreal’s seniors home where five residents are celebrating their 100th birthday this year. Continue reading →

Global News came to Quebec 20 years ago, becoming the third English-language television network in the province. Continue reading →

The question of moonlighting cops came up in Quebec City at hearings on Bill 133, that would, among other things, force police officers to wear their full uniforms. Continue reading →

Fred “Tex” Dawson, 92, has been given carte blanche to paint beautiful murals on the walls of the Wellesley Retirement Residence. Continue reading →

The brother and eldest son of Meryem Anoun, the cyclist killed in Rosemont last Friday, spoke to Global News in their first televised interview less than one week after the accident. Continue reading →

A Montreal business owner is outraged after getting arrested and fined for failing to put her chihuahua on a leash. Continue reading →

In Canada, it’s an unregulated industry and the procedure could cause permanent damage if it’s not done properly. Continue reading →

One week after a Montreal man went public, urging Health Canada to approve a new drug for multiple sclerosis, more patients and physicians are now coming forward and calling for more treatment options. Continue reading →

It’s been 9 months since Justine Charland St-Amour was run over and killed by a truck, but her parents are moving further away from any sense of justice. Continue reading →

A promising new intravenous medication has hit the market in the United States but there’s no word on if and when it will become available in Canada. Continue reading →

Quebec education minister Sébastien Proulx wants school boards to stop boosting student grades. Continue reading →

Quebec Superior Court judge Marc de Wever has approved the settlement between the City of Westmount and sexual assault victims of former hockey coach John Garland, six months after both sides reached an out-of-court agreement. Continue reading →

A Montreal malpractice lawyer is taking legal action against the Quebec government for denying basic services to a six-year-old girl with autism. Continue reading →