Several Grade 5 and 6 students who attended the ceremony only learned about the horrors of 9/11 a few days before the event. Continue reading →

The 3D printer is helping teachers and staff build sensory tools for students. Continue reading →

It’s going to get a lot more crowded at the Côte-Vertu metro station next year. Continue reading →

Montrealers are collecting supplies in Montreal to send to Grand Bahama and Abaco, the two affected islands. Continue reading →

Greenfield Park resident Kristin Dudley hasn’t heard from her parents in northern Bahamas since Sunday. Continue reading →

That ability to lead, laugh and inspire until the end, is what friends say they will remember about him most. Continue reading →

The camp’s mission is to teach leadership, team building and other life skills in a camp setting, to kids with limited opportunities. Continue reading →

Waste water from a landfill is being used to grow willow trees at a dump in Ste. Sophie, Quebec. Continue reading →

Using renovation as an excuse to evict tenants is becoming more and more common, say housing advocates. Continue reading →

‘It’s the biggest month ever for Bixi’ Continue reading →

For saving the boy’s life, Sun Youth honoured both girls. Continue reading →

During a tour of the new structure, Quebec Deputy Transport Minister Chantal Rouleau told reporters that nearly 80 per cent of the construction is finished. Continue reading →

Cricketers in Côte-des-Neiges now have a new field at Van Horne Park. Continue reading →

Theo Wouters and his partner Roger Thibault created a wild backyard garden at their home in Pointe-Claire. Continue reading →

When Fisun Ercan got an email inviting her to compete on “Iron Chef Canada,” she thought it was a joke. Continue reading →