Members of the Anglophone community are meeting with @phcouillard at Dawson College. Here’s the crowd. pic.twitter.com/qtFOHgEtlY
Liberals meet with anglophone community leaders at Dawson College
By Gloria Henriquez Reporter/Weather specialist
On Thursday, Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard tried to win over a room full of community leaders at Dawson College. Continue reading
Montreal could adopt a motion to pressure Ottawa to ban assault weapons and handguns
Alex Norris, chair of Montreal’s public security commission, is expected to table a motion requesting Ottawa strengthen its gun control bill, C-71. Continue reading
Vanier College is now a smoke-free campus
Students, staff and visitors at Vanier college will only be able to light up in public property outside of school grounds. Continue reading
Westmount residents bracing for upcoming extra loud Turcot work
The work will produce levels of noise of up to 90 decibels — the equivalent of having a Boeing 747 landing nearby. Continue reading
37-year-old man stabbed in Plateau-Mont-Royal borough
A large perimeter has been set while investigators and the K9 unit are on the scene. Continue reading
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‘Zombie Boy’ Rick Genest dead: Montreal model was 32 years old
He lived on the streets before he started being featured on international catwalks. Continue reading
Class action lawsuit authorization requested against exo over ‘unreliable’ train service
It’s an issue that’s plagued commuters for months: unreliable service on the Deux-Montagnes train line. Now one frustrated passenger is taking action. Continue reading
Montreal Impact Pre-Academy training program hires first female coach
The Montreal Impact is making history. For the first time ever, a woman is part of their coaching staff, working with the pre-academy. Continue reading
Johnny Manziel hits the Big O field for first practice day as a Montreal Alouette
Controversial quarterback Johnny Manziel took his very first steps on to the field of the Big O as Montreal Alouette Monday afternoon for practice. Continue reading
Montrealers weigh in on bringing back the Expos
There is a new development in the quest to bring back Montreal’s beloved Expos: a new survey that gauges fan interest. Continue reading
Beaconsfield residents irked by handling of leaf blower ban
A Beaconsfield resident is sounding the alarm over what she believes is a lack of transparency at city hall but the mayor says he’s acting in residents’ best interests. Continue reading
Forgotten babies in cars: Quebec coroner’s report says it could be avoided
By Gloria Henriquez Reporter/Weather specialist
Quebec’s Coroner’s office has released its report looking into the death of an infant who was forgotten inside a car in St Jerome in 2016, pointing out such deaths could be preventable with technology. Continue reading
Long-term care facility residents in Montreal suffer in extreme heat
Residents at the J-Henri Charbonneau long-term care centre in the east end say they are “dying of heat” without air-conditioning. Continue reading
Artists’ cross-country journey for Canada’s 150th immortalized on canvas
En route, the two artists stopped every 150 km in honour of Canada’s 150th anniversary, each creating their own rendition of the scenes they saw. Continue reading
Mayors, transport minister discuss traffic relief measures for Mercier Bridge
Among the proposed measures: banning freight trucks from the Mercier Bridge during rush hour. Continue reading
