The Seattle Times says that the FAA delegated government-required safety inspections to Boeing employees themselves and that the report was flawed. Continue reading →

The attack has left those in the Christchurch community, as well as others around the world, holding vigils and memorials for the victims. Continue reading →

“It’s pure stubbornness, for one. We didn’t want to give in.” Continue reading →

Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that he was “deeply concerned” and that crisis talks were to be held in response to the incident. Continue reading →

The group argues Michel Martelly has no place in Montreal. Continue reading →

The STM board chairman said the incident was handled in a manner that was respecting protocol. A group of city councillors and local community groups disagrees. Continue reading →

The family had agreed last summer to temporarily house a big dog belonging to one of their acquaintances. Continue reading →

The letter comes one week after MNA Catherine Fournier announced she was leaving the PQ. Continue reading →

Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg First Nation is located near the Quebec municipality of Maniwaki. Continue reading →

The announcement that Anne McLellan will look into the SNC-Lavalin affair prompted loud jeers and boos from the opposition benches. Continue reading →

Pie-IX Boulevard in the city’s east end is in for a major overhaul. Continue reading →

More than 35,000 university and CEGEP students across the province are expected to take part in the week-long strike. Continue reading →

The Quebec government has announced the creation of an expert panel to look at improving support for sexual assault and domestic violence victims. Continue reading →

Police had issued a Canada-wide warrant for 28-year-old Joseph Pallotta, who surrendered to Montreal police Sunday. Continue reading →

Dozens of people of different faiths gathered on a chilly afternoon to offer condolences and prayers for the 50 people killed and dozens injured in Friday’s shootings at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand. Continue reading →

Family and friends held a bazaar to raise funds for the ongoing search to locate Jesse Galganov, who went missing while travelling in Peru in October 2017. Continue reading →

For over a decade, Montreal’s Irish community has lobbied authorities for a commemorative park near the Black Rock site, where thousands of typhus victims are buried. Continue reading →

Two families, with 10 children between them, are homeless after a fire ripped through a duplex in Montreal North Saturday evening. Continue reading →

Firefighters were called to the blaze on Fullum Street at around 9: 30 p.m. on Saturday. Continue reading →

Global News Senior Anchor Jamie Orchard, who served as Grand Marshal of this year’s Hudson parade, proudly accepted the Randy Tieman award on behalf of her colleagues. Continue reading →

The parade kicked off at noon on Sunday at the corner of Ste-Catherine and Fort streets. Continue reading →

Time is running out for the Montreal Canadiens this season. Continue reading →

SHAWINIGAN, Que. – The Shawinigan Cataractes grabbed the final playoff spot in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League by earning a single point with a 5-4 overtime loss against the Victoriaville Tigres on Saturday. Continue reading →

The portable walkway was last seen by members Thursday evening, and the legion suspects the access ramp was taken sometime Friday night. Continue reading →

This week on Focus Montreal: learn how children use humour in their relationships with siblings, meet one of the world’s top eye doctors and hear from the NDP’s new deputy leader. Continue reading →

Hudson held its 10th annual St. Patrick’s Day parade with Global’s own Jamie Orchard leading the way as grand marshal of the parade. Continue reading →