Kanesatake vows to rebuild after fire claimed youth centre
By Phil Carpenter Photojournalist
The fire happened just over a week ago overnight on July 8th. There were no injuries but the small Mohawk community just west of Montreal is devastated. Continue reading
Famous (and maybe haunted) Quebec asylum up for sale
What is considered to be one of the most famous haunted buildings in the province is now up for sale. Continue reading
Want to own a jet suit? Now you can, thanks to this British inventor
A jet suit created by a British former commodities trader has gone on sale in a London department store with a cool price tag of US $443,428. Continue reading
30-year-old DDO tree to be cut down in spite of public outcry
By Dan Spector Photojournalist
A controversial tree will be chopped down. Continue reading
Impact U17 looks to future after U.S. Development Academy league semis
Montreal Impact U17 players Jonathan Sirois and Lundon Durand Browne joined Global’s Gloria Henriquez to talk about the team’s spectacular season. Continue reading
Alleged Russian spy Maria Butina offered sex in exchange for influence: prosecutors
The Justice Department says Maria Butina worked covertly to establish back-channel lines of communication to the Kremlin and infiltrate U.S. political organizations, including the National Rifle Association. Continue reading
Hundreds of travellers stranded in Montreal after airline cancels flights
Hundreds of European travellers have been stuck in Montreal for days. Continue reading
HMCS Ville de Quebec sets off from Halifax for first deployment as part of Operation Reassurance
HMCS Ville de Quebec has set off for a six-month deployment to the Mediterranean Sea. Continue reading
Trump stayed at a Trump resort in Scotland. The U.S. govt paid $77,000 for it
The U.S. government paid more than $77,000 to President Donald Trump‘s Scottish golf resort ahead of his stay there last weekend, according to federal spending records, indicating that Trump‘s official visit to Europe likely generated revenue for his business empire. Spending records seen by Reuters show that the U.S. State Department, which typically arranges presidential travel overseas,… Continue reading
Missing fisherman discovered as search continues for 2nd boater in Lac St-Louis
Two boaters went missing during a fishing trip in Lac St-Louis on Monday afternoon. Continue reading
Quebec woman accused of abducting her 3 kids could be in Ontario: police
Investigators say anyone who sees her should call 911. Continue reading
Putin asks to interview Kremlin critics in exchange for giving U.S. access to Russian spies
Press secretary Sarah Sanders says the White House is still weighing an offer from Russian President Vladimir Putin to allow the U.S. access to Russians accused of election meddling. Continue reading
Pedestrian dies after being hit by truck in LaSalle
Montreal police are investigating after a pedestrian was hit by a truck Tuesday evening in LaSalle. Continue reading
Saint-Léonard park stabbing sends man to hospital
Montreal police say a man in his 20s is in hospital after he was stabbed early Tuesday afternoon in Saint-Léonard. Continue reading
Canada’s Instant Pot wins big on Amazon Prime Day yet again
The Canadian-made Instant Pot cooking gadget was top of mind for North American shoppers on Amazon Prime Day. Continue reading
Thai boys released from hospital, recount cave rescue in 1st public appearance
The 12 Thai boys and the soccer coach who were trapped for weeks in a dark, damp cave are getting ready to leave the hospital. Continue reading
Ford Canada recalls nearly 37,000 vehicles that could potentially roll away without warning
Ford said dealers would replace the shifter cable bushing at no cost and is advising owners to use the vehicle’s parking brake. Continue reading
Trudeau cabinet shuffle rejigs focus on international trade, borders, provincial relations
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau shuffled his cabinet on Wednesday with changes that will likely put the spotlight on major issues including trade diversification, border security and interprovincial affairs. Continue reading
Elon Musk apologizes to cave rescue diver he called a ‘pedo guy’
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
“…his actions against me do not justify my actions against him, and for that I apologize to Mr. Unsworth,” Musk said. Continue reading
CEO in Alabama gives employee his car after he walks 32 kilometres to job
An Alabama CEO has given one of his employees his car after learning the man in his 20s recently walked more than 30 kilometres — about 20 miles — to his job. Continue reading
Kanesatake vows to rebuild after fire claimed youth centre
By Phil Carpenter Photojournalist
The fire happened just over a week ago overnight on July 8th. There were no injuries but the small Mohawk community just west of Montreal is devastated. Continue reading
Montreal lawyer takes leap of faith by leaving work to build new e-board business
By Anne Leclair Reporter
A Montreal lawyer is taking a leap of faith and leaving his job as a litigator to start a new business making electric skateboards, commonly known as e-boards. Continue reading
Vaudreuil-Dorion officials concerned in wake of St-Polycarpe derailment
By Billy Shields Photojournalist
After the St-Polycarpe derailment, Vaudreuil-Dorion officials are concerned their city could be particularly vulnerable given its population density and proximity to rails. Continue reading
Montreal company relocates to West Island to cut commute times
By Tim Sargeant Reporter
A small Montreal-based software development company has moved to the West Island to cut commute times. Continue reading
Famous (and maybe haunted) Quebec asylum up for sale
What is considered to be one of the most famous haunted buildings in the province is now up for sale. Continue reading
Heat wave blamed for 53 deaths in Montreal
Montreal public health officials say up to 53 deaths have been linked to a recent heat wave that engulfed southern Quebec. Continue reading
30-year-old DDO tree to be cut down in spite of public outcry
By Dan Spector Photojournalist
A controversial tree will be chopped down. Continue reading
Impact U17 looks to future after U.S. Development Academy league semis
Montreal Impact U17 players Jonathan Sirois and Lundon Durand Browne joined Global’s Gloria Henriquez to talk about the team’s spectacular season. Continue reading
Hundreds of travellers stranded in Montreal after airline cancels flights
Hundreds of European travellers have been stuck in Montreal for days. Continue reading
HMCS Ville de Quebec sets off from Halifax for first deployment as part of Operation Reassurance
HMCS Ville de Quebec has set off for a six-month deployment to the Mediterranean Sea. Continue reading
Missing fisherman discovered as search continues for 2nd boater in Lac St-Louis
Two boaters went missing during a fishing trip in Lac St-Louis on Monday afternoon. Continue reading
Quebec woman accused of abducting her 3 kids could be in Ontario: police
Investigators say anyone who sees her should call 911. Continue reading
Pedestrian dies after being hit by truck in LaSalle
Montreal police are investigating after a pedestrian was hit by a truck Tuesday evening in LaSalle. Continue reading
Saint-Léonard park stabbing sends man to hospital
Montreal police say a man in his 20s is in hospital after he was stabbed early Tuesday afternoon in Saint-Léonard. Continue reading
Massive facelift underway for iconic Windsor Station
By Tim Sargeant Reporter
The iconic Montreal landmark that opened to passenger rail service almost 130 years ago is undergoing a multi-million dollar restoration project. Continue reading
Hudson jogger relieved after drunk driver pleads guilty
By Felicia Parrillo Reporter
Hudson jogger, Tina Adams, says she is happy to hear that the drunk driver who hit her three years ago has pleaded guilty. Continue reading
Frustrated SAQ workers walk off the job
Quebec’s liquor corporation’s 5,500 unionized employees walked off the job Tuesday morning just after 10 a.m., affecting 404 SAQ outlets across the province. Continue reading
Montreal-area woman spends night on blood-soaked mattress in hospital
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
Martine Ouellet tells Global News her entire experience at the hospital went badly. Continue reading
Storms leave thousands without power across Quebec
As of 8 a.m., Hydro-Québec was reporting that 30,814 customers were without power. Continue reading
Canadian scientist’s ‘cure cancer’ video goes viral. But it’s purposefully fake
The video, which has been watched more than 10 million times, claims to cure cancer — but there is a catch at the end. Continue reading
No danger after freight train derails in Saint-Polycarpe near Quebec-Ontario border
It’s not known yet what caused the derailment and investigators from the Transportation Safety Board of Canada were on the scene. Continue reading
‘I would never give it up’: Baseball registration on the rise in Quebec
By Elysia Bryan-Baynes Anchor/Reporter
Between 2005 and 2015, the number of people who registered with Baseball Quebec jumped 63 per cent. Continue reading
If you had a bad sales experience with Canada’s telecoms, the CRTC wants to know
Canadian consumers are being invited to tell a federal regulator about their personal experience with misleading or abusive sales practices at the country’s telecommunications companies. Continue reading
West Island neighbours clash over chopping of 30-year-old tree
The city council of Dollard-des-Ormeaux has agreed to cut down and replace a healthy Linden tree after years of complaints from residents. about its messy droppings. Continue reading
Eyes on the road, motorists: New study shows alarming figures on distracted driving
By Billy Shields Photojournalist
Some 91 per cent of all Quebecers drive while distracted, a new study shows. About one in three fatal collisions are due to distracted driving. Continue reading
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