Video Archives
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Blue line metro expansion project once again delayed -
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What will it take to protect Montreal’s Chinatown? -
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Mohawk Mothers in court over excavation work at Royal Vic site -
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After years of back and forth, Montreal’s Camillien-Houde road to close -
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Montreal driver appears in court after 2 pedestrians injured -
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Montreal pickleball players thrilled to have tennis star Eugenie Bouchard on board -
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Quebec healthcare workers take to the streets amid ongoing negotiations -
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Air Canada apologizes after customers kicked off plane over vomit-covered seats -
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Quebec mother raising funds to afford life-saving surgery -
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French language initiatives in Montreal get $1.5M financial boost, but is it enough? -
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Montrealer minds the signage gap and finds a way to help public transit users -
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Quebec families, schools struggling to meet students’ basic needs -
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Calls for EMSB commissioner to resign following controversial online post led -
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Safety concerns from cyclists prompt calls for a REV bicycle path along Sherbrooke Street -
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Politicians, nature lovers, and citizens of Ahuntsic call for epic riverwalk along the Riviere des Prairies -
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Worth all the trouble? Montreal’s Olympic Stadium at the centre of a weekend of festivities -
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To flush or not to flush: Do you know Montreal’s wastewater rules? -
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Intolerance and violence on the rise, Montreal’s LGBTQ2 community sounding the alarm -
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Best female tennis players in the world are in Montreal as main draw begins at National Bank Open -
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New high-protein pâté billing itself as food of the future. Are you ready for it?
Author Archives
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Number of people experiencing homeless in Montreal much higher than surveys show: advocatesAdvocates say surveys, also known as homelessness count- only represent a snapshot of what the situation is and they're sounding the alarm.CanadaSep 27
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Metro’s blue line expansion once again delayedThe winning bidder will be announced next year. The blue line is now set to start running in 2030. The delay is disappointing for merchants banking on the project.TrafficSep 26
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What does it take to protect Montreal’s Chinatown?Recent research looking into development opportunities for Chinatown reveals potential solutions are within reach.PoliticsSep 15
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Montreal’s Camillien-Houde road will close to through trafficMontreal mayor Valérie Plante says she wants to add more green space to the mountain by way of closing Camillien-Houde to traffic and replacing the asphalt with trees.CanadaSep 13
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Why ‘barring a miracle’ Carey Price will not be making a NHL comebackLife off the ice means Price is taking on new roles such as ambassador for CFMOTO, a company making recreational sports vehicles, which launched a limited edition Price one.SportsSep 12
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Montreal driver appears in court after 2 pedestrians seriously injuredMontreal police say the driver, who was not injured, is expected to appear in court after two pedestrians were struck by a car in the city's Saint-Laurent borough.CrimeSep 11
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Quebec family aiming to live net zero and inspire othersA Montreal family has been selected as a finalist in a nation-wide contest to reduce their carbon footprint, and possibly win $50,000.CanadaSep 10
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Canadian tennis star Eugenie Bouchard joins pro pickleball tournamentThe 29-year-old athlete from Westmount, Que., is joining a professional pickleball tour in 2024 — though little is known about the move.SportsSep 8
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Quebec mother with rare brain tumour raises funds to afford life-saving surgeryCelyn Harding-Jones is organizing an online auction, hoping to raise the $200,000 she needs to cover the costs of surgery with the world's leading expert in the United States.CanadaSep 4
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Bières et Saveurs de Chambly shows Quebec’s craft beer and spirits scene is boomingThousands of Quebecers descended on Fort Chambly's National historical site to sip and to celebrate the best of Quebec's brews and flavours.CanadaSep 3
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Island Fête spices up Pierrefonds with Caribbean celebrationThe best food, music and culture the Caribbean has to offer was brought to Montreal's West Island with the first edition of Island Fête.EntertainmentSep 2
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Quebec invests $1.5 million to promote French language in MontrealAlthough the metropolis is officially a French-speaking city, it's where English is used the most in Quebec and officials want to change that.PoliticsSep 1
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Montreal student minds the signage gap and finds a way to help public transit usersSince Montreal's new commuter train launched in July, commuters have complained about signage. Too small or non-existent. Graphic arts student Dashiell Friesen found a solution.TrafficAug 24
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Quebec families, non-profits, struggling to meet basic student needsLack of funding, growing demand and inflation are affecting Sun Youth's annual school supplies distribution program. The Generations Foundation's shelves are nearly empty too.EconomyAug 23
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Hampstead blood drive shows importance of donationsHéma-Québec needs 1,000 donations every day just to keep up with demand in Quebec hospitals. Every donation saves an estimated three lives.HealthAug 22
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Calls for EMSB commissioner to resign following controversial online postA motion was defeated asking EMSB commissioner Sophie De Vito to step down following comments she made online that some people call "racist and anti-francophone".PoliticsAug 16
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Montreal cycling advocates call for REV-like bike path on Sherbrooke StreetCycling advocates call it a "no-brainer:" adding a bike path on Sherbrooke Street. But implementing it might not be as easy as they think.PoliticsAug 15
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A riverside walkway in Ahuntsic-Cartierville? Local politicians say it’s timeThe proposed Riverwalk would begin at Ile de la Visitation and would go all the way to Gouin Park. It would be 11 kilometres long.PoliticsAug 14
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Montreal’s blue and green patrols teach people proper waste and water managementDid you know that putting hair or food down your toilet is not allowed? What's worse, is that it can create major problems for the city. If you didn't know, you're not alone.EducationAug 9
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With intolerance and violence on the rise, Montreal’s LGBTQ2 community sounding the alarmAs Pride celebrations get underway in Montreal, the LGBTQ2 community is decrying an increase in threats and hate speech. Montreal police are also reporting an increase in crimes.PoliticsAug 8
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Gourmet mealworm pâté? Some experts call it the food of the futureTenebrion Gourmand looks, spreads and tastes just like any other pâté on the market. But it is the very first of its kind, featuring a unique main ingredient: mealworms.ConsumerAug 4
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Excuse me! Meet a man training do a 1,000-plus burpees in a single hourA Montreal man is trying break a world record for burpees, but also to raise awareness about sarcoma, an extremely rare and aggressive form of cancer.HealthAug 3
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Laval introduces shared e-scooters after controversial Montreal experimentThey got a really bad reputation in Montreal, but Laval believes shared e-scooters can work in their territory. The city has launched a three-year pilot project to test them out.PoliticsAug 1
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Mile End Montreal artist makes his work accessible to all, but needs helpThe artist has fronted the costs of all the work he's displayed in the past 25 years, but now, with the rising cost of materials and his rent, he says it's no longer sustainable.CanadaJul 31
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Kahnawà:ke inaugurates Bay Restoration ProjectMother Nature is taking back its majestic place in Kahnawà:ke's Tekwakitha island. But its beauty wasn't always there. The island was inhospitable for decades.EnvironmentJul 26
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