Quebec police watchdog probes death of man after he fled police on foot at casino
A chase ensued and the suspect was struck by a vehicle and died in hospital. Continue reading
Truck catches fire on Highway 40
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
A truck caught fire on Highway 40 partially closing the eastbound lanes. Continue reading
Killing dogs for meat is illegal, South Korea rules
Animal advocates hope the decision eventually paves the way for dog meat consumption to end entirely. Continue reading
Frequent use of weekend jail terms in Nova Scotia, Quebec draws criticism
Auditor general Michael Pickup said statistics show Nova Scotia was among the leaders nationally in using weekend sentences in 2015, with about 16 per cent of offenders serving them. Continue reading
Girl drowns in family pool in Saint-Amable, east of Montreal
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
Friends and neighbours have dropped of flowers and stuffed animals on the family’s front yard. Continue reading
Kate Spade’s ‘heartbroken’ father dies night before daughter’s funeral
The father of fashion designer Kate Spade – who died of suicide only two weeks ago – passed away Wednesday night, a family spokesperson said. Continue reading
Reduce taxes, fees to help grow Canada’s airline industry, lower prices: study
Every year, federal and provincial governments collect more than $1.5 billion from airlines and airports. Continue reading
Spy agency ended right-wing probe just months before Quebec City mosque shooting
Canada’s spy agency ended its investigation of right-wing extremism 10 months before a gunman killed six worshippers at a Quebec City mosque, a new report reveals. Continue reading
Canadians love diversity, just not the change that comes with it: survey
The Privy Council Office, which supports the Prime Minister’s Office, commissioned a study on diversity in Canada. The results were somewhat surprising. Continue reading
‘He was like a father to all of the kids’: Sun Youth co-founder Earl De La Perralle dead at 73
Sun Youth co-founder Earl De La Perralle affectionately known as coach Earl has died at 73 Continue reading
Quebec premier outlines plan to push back against protectionist U.S. policies
Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard will be heading to the United States next week to push back against U.S. President Donald Trump’s protectionist trade policies. Continue reading
Father rushes on to Virginia racetrack to pull son from burning vehicle
When racer Mike Jones’s car exploded into flames on the South Boston Speedway, his father Dean Jones jumped the guard rail, ran to his car, and helped pull him free. Continue reading
Chorus of criticism continues against the U.S. despite reversal of border policy
By Tim Sargeant Reporter
U.S. President Donald Trump’s executive order to stop separating families in migration crisis hasn’t silenced critics. Continue reading
Conservatives can ‘win anywhere,’ Scheer says in welcoming Richard Martel
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer welcomed the newest member of his caucus on Wednesday, saying Richard Martel’s byelection victory on Monday is a harbinger of things to come. Continue reading
Want to fly with WestJet’s discount airline Swoop? You won’t find it on Expedia
Here’s what you need to know about where to buy tickets with Canada’s new ultra-low-cost carriers. Continue reading
Toronto ranked worst city for commuting in North America: study
U.K.-based Expert Market says Toronto is the worst in North America when it comes to commuting times and sixth worst in the world. Continue reading
Shifting lump on woman’s face was a worm crawling under her skin
A woman noticed a lump, first under her eye, then above it, then in her lip. It turned out to be a worm living in her face. Continue reading
Marijuana to be legal in Canada starting October 17, Trudeau confirms
Recreational marijuana will officially become legal in Canada on Oct. 17, 2018, the prime minister announced on Wednesday afternoon. Continue reading
Jordan Peterson sues Wilfrid Laurier University for defamation following Lindsay Shepherd case
University of Toronto professor Jordan Peterson is taking legal action against Wilfrid Laurier University after a T.A. was criticized for showing a YouTube clip of him. Continue reading
‘What’s going on in the United States is wrong:’ Trudeau adds voice to chorus condemning Trump
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the detention of children and separation of migrant families by the United States is “wrong.” Continue reading
Pedestrian walkway over Turcot Interchange gets green light
By Elysia Bryan-Baynes Anchor/Reporter
The Dalle-Parc pedestrian and cyclist walkway will be built to link the LaSalle, Lachine and the Sud-Ouest boroughs to Notre-Dame-de-Grâce. Continue reading
Montreal couple says power cut off at bakery over landlord dispute
By Billy Shields Photojournalist
A couple running a bakery in Montreal claims a dispute with their landlord has left them without electricity. Continue reading
Quebec police watchdog probes death of man after he fled police on foot at casino
A chase ensued and the suspect was struck by a vehicle and died in hospital. Continue reading
Quebec minister under fire from First Nations groups for comments on air ambulances
Some First Nations groups took his comments as reinforcing stereotypes about those living in north. Continue reading
Father of Quebec City mosque shooter says Crown ‘demonizing’ his son
The father of Quebec City mosque shooter Alexandre Bissonnette is accusing prosecutors of seeking a political judgement against his son. Continue reading
Truck catches fire on Highway 40
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
A truck caught fire on Highway 40 partially closing the eastbound lanes. Continue reading
Frequent use of weekend jail terms in Nova Scotia, Quebec draws criticism
Auditor general Michael Pickup said statistics show Nova Scotia was among the leaders nationally in using weekend sentences in 2015, with about 16 per cent of offenders serving them. Continue reading
Girl drowns in family pool in Saint-Amable, east of Montreal
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
Friends and neighbours have dropped of flowers and stuffed animals on the family’s front yard. Continue reading
Reduce taxes, fees to help grow Canada’s airline industry, lower prices: study
Every year, federal and provincial governments collect more than $1.5 billion from airlines and airports. Continue reading
Spy agency ended right-wing probe just months before Quebec City mosque shooting
Canada’s spy agency ended its investigation of right-wing extremism 10 months before a gunman killed six worshippers at a Quebec City mosque, a new report reveals. Continue reading
‘He was like a father to all of the kids’: Sun Youth co-founder Earl De La Perralle dead at 73
Sun Youth co-founder Earl De La Perralle affectionately known as coach Earl has died at 73 Continue reading
Quebec premier outlines plan to push back against protectionist U.S. policies
Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard will be heading to the United States next week to push back against U.S. President Donald Trump’s protectionist trade policies. Continue reading
Chorus of criticism continues against the U.S. despite reversal of border policy
By Tim Sargeant Reporter
U.S. President Donald Trump’s executive order to stop separating families in migration crisis hasn’t silenced critics. Continue reading
Conservatives can ‘win anywhere,’ Scheer says in welcoming Richard Martel
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer welcomed the newest member of his caucus on Wednesday, saying Richard Martel’s byelection victory on Monday is a harbinger of things to come. Continue reading
Jean Talon Market merchants speak out against plans for public square
By Phil Carpenter Photojournalist
The borough wants to build a public square on the west side of the market next to Casgrain Avenue. Continue reading
Defence argues 150 years in prison for Quebec mosque shooter would deprive him of hope
The Crown formally sought a 150-year jail sentence for Alexandre Bissonnette. Continue reading
Starlight Children’s Foundation searching for stolen pontoon boat
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
Starlight Children’s Foundation Canada is asking anyone who has seen its pontoon boat to contact them. Continue reading
Do gender-reveal parties perpetuate stereotypes?
Over the last decade, gender-reveal parties have become a common trend that has new parents jumping with joy. However, it makes some gender advocates cringe. Continue reading
Feds celebrate passage of legal marijuana bill, but questions around home grow linger
An announcement about the exact date that recreational pot will become legal in Canada may come as early as Wednesday afternoon. Continue reading
Mercier Bridge to partially close for 2 months starting Friday
By Max Kalinowicz Associate Producer
Half of the bridge will close for structural repairs throughout the summer. Continue reading
Singh disappointed by NDP collapse in Quebec byelection, vows more effort
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh says he’s reviewing his tour schedule and his party’s policies in the wake of a federal byelection Monday in Quebec, in which the New Democrats’ vote collapsed. Continue reading
Quebec premier won’t rule out legal challenge if Ottawa allows home-grown cannabis
Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard is not ruling out a legal challenge as the federal government’s cannabis bill allowing Canadians to grow recreational marijuana at home is one step closer to becoming law. Continue reading
No dogs allowed: Sainte-Anne-De-Bellevue to vote on boardwalk dog ban
Mayor Poala Hawa and the Saint-Anne-de- Bellevue city council aim to adopt a resolution that would completely ban dogs from the city boardwalk. Continue reading
Shriners Hospital receives increase in public funding
By Gloria Henriquez Reporter/Weather specialist
The Shriners hospital says the funding was a much-needed as they’ve had a dramatic increase in patients in the past few years. Continue reading
Formula E ticket sales were known immediately after race: Montreal auditor general
By Elysia Bryan-Baynes Anchor/Reporter
Montreal’s auditor general Michèle Galipeau says that organizers of the controversial Formula E race knew the next day how many tickets had been sold. Continue reading
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