The organization has been celebrating the Fête des Rois and providing hot meals for the homeless for almost 143 years. Continue reading →

“It seems they’re trying to start a problem where none exists,” said Scott Pearce, mayor of the Township of Gore. Continue reading →

The only survivors were three horses, all rescues, that were used as therapy for visitors Continue reading →

The lawyers are suing for the cost of the implants, which can cost up to $10,000, says Joey Zukran of LPC Avocats. Continue reading →

Lockboxes left on public property have become the most recent targets for officials at Montreal city hall. Continue reading →

A teenager in northwestern Quebec was killed after jumping from a chairlift onto a boulder. Continue reading →

It’s a vacant lot next to the Saint-Jean-Baptiste Catholic cemetery on Rang St-Antoine, just south of highway 20 in Vaudreuil-Dorion. Continue reading →

Local community organizations in Montreal that collect donated goods to support the needy are having some of their donation bins robbed. Continue reading →

Montreal astronaut still learning to deal with microgravity after one week on the International Space Station. Continue reading →

There’s a debate raging in Dorval, especially among residents who live close to Cardinal Avenue.  Continue reading →

Members of the Montreal Alloutettes were special guests at Royal Vale school Wednesday morning for an event at the school. Continue reading →

“Abortions are still the primary choice for the majority of young girls who find themselves pregnant.” Continue reading →

Montreal Mayor Valerie Plante recently announced her 2019 budget for the city, which includes a financial boost for small businesses regarding property taxes. Continue reading →

On Thursday John Abbott College in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue hosted its 13th annual Remembrance Day to honour military veterans. Continue reading →

A McGill University student is giving free workshops on how to use naloxone, an antidote to opioid overdoses. Continue reading →