In Quebec, there is legislation forcing daycares and some healthcare institutions to use detectors, but educational institutions are not bound by the same obligation. Continue reading →

Several dozen patients of the clinic have been contacted and will need to get another dose, since their initial vaccine may have been ineffective. Continue reading →

Such measures should have been put in place much earlier, according to the Quebec Nurses Federation. Continue reading →

The 30-year-old French national has been called a magician, a creator and he even considers himself a storyteller through his woodwork. Continue reading →

The 34-year-old software engineer and her boyfriend are still traumatized over what started as a simple walk to get coffee that turned into a violent arrest. Continue reading →

The move comes after an increase in sightings and run-ins with the animals across the island. Continue reading →

The owner of Madisons New York Bar and Grill in downtown Montreal has been ordered to pay the 23-year-old $14,500 in damages. Continue reading →

The council is building a united front to fight the Quebec government’s plans to ban religious symbols for all state employees in positions of power, including teachers. Continue reading →

The EMSB is facing allegations of psychological harassment and its chair and former vice-chair face allegations regarding breaches of the council’s code of ethics. Continue reading →

The parents of a Montreal North boy are livid after their meeting with EMSB administrators was cancelled because the school board refused to have commissioner Sylvia Lo Bianco present for the meeting. Continue reading →

It all started when the store’s security guards were called to intervene over what was believed to be fake identification. Continue reading →

Shannon Moran’s front entrance has been blocked by metal fencing and a six-foot deep trench. Continue reading →

The claims come two weeks after another veteran living at Ste. Anne’s Hospital requested to file a class-action lawsuit against the federal and provincial governments over care at the facility. Continue reading →

Disability activists are staging a sit-in at the Quebec Ombudsman’s office in Montreal in the hopes of obtaining a meeting with the health minister to discuss access to services. Continue reading →

The family of the 23-year-old Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG) man who shot and killed by police on Aug. 21 is suing the City of Montreal. Continue reading →