Cheering for son Max on the Habs comes naturally for Tie Domi
Tie Domi said his son’s move from Arizona, where he played the first three years of his career, has been welcome. Continue reading
Sisters inspire fitness fundraiser for West Island Cancer Wellness Centre
A new ballet fitness studio is holding a fundraiser for the West Island Cancer Wellness Centre. Continue reading
Molson Coors begins work on state-of-the-art facility
It is expected that anywhere between 500 and 800 workers will be required to build the state-of-art facility and that local trades, contractors and operators are a crucial component. Continue reading
SNC-Lavalin pens letter in hopes of rallying public support over criminal charges
SNC-Lavalin is trying to rally public support as it prepares to endure a lengthy criminal trial after federal prosecutors refused to negotiate a compensation agreement. Continue reading
Sentencing decision for Quebec City mosque shooter pushed back
The judge deciding the fate of Quebec City’s mosque shooter says he needs more time before pronouncing a sentence. Continue reading
Questions swirl around evacuated buildings in Pointe St-Charles
By Billy Shields Photojournalist
Questions surround a recent decision by the city of Montreal to board up two buildings in Pointe St-Charles. Continue reading
Are Quebec’s cannabis products green enough?
By Phil Carpenter Photojournalist
Outside of a Montreal cannabis store, what caught people off guard was the amount of packaging used to pack the marijuana. Continue reading
LaSalle Legion averts impending closure thanks to fundraising efforts
The Royal Canadian Legion in LaSalle is no longer in danger of closing down after Montrealers stepped up to save the post. Continue reading
Building a new life, with support at the Old Brewery Mission’s Lise Watier Pavillion
By Elysia Bryan-Baynes Anchor/Reporter
Twenty-nine women are rebuilding their lives at the Lise Watier Pvailion run by the Old Brewery Mission. Continue reading
‘We have to be prepared for it’: Montreal hospitals practice disaster simulation
Hospitals across Montreal worked on a Code Orange simulation in order to be prepared for a catastrophic event involving mass casualties. Continue reading
More irregular border-crossers have arrived so far this year than by this time last year
More irregular border crossers have arrived in Canada so far this year than by this time last year. That comes despite the government claiming the “crisis” has calmed. Continue reading
Westmount High School teachers protest CAQ’s planned religious symbols ban
By Dan Spector Photojournalist
A group of teachers at Westmount High School demonstrated against the CAQ’s promise to ban people in positions of power from wearing religious symbols. Continue reading
Police checkpoints, long lines mark Day 2 of legalization in Montreal
Long lineups and fake online retailers mark marijuana legalization in Quebec. Continue reading
François Legault sworn in as premier, unveils cabinet
Winning 74 of 125 seats at the National Assembly, the CAQ will form a majority government with leader François Legault, officially becoming Quebec’s 42nd premier. Continue reading
Marijuana use linked to increase risk of strokes: study
New research is being presented at a conference in Montreal today linking recreational cannabis use with an increased risk of stroke. Continue reading
Mom chases down teen son after he steals her BMW, spanks him with belt on side of road
A joyriding 13-year-old Texas boy was left with a bruised ego after his mother chased him down and spanked him with a belt on the side of a road after the kid stole his mom’s brand new BMW. Continue reading
Alberta woman, Brit face 10 years in Thai jail for spray painting ancient wall
The mother of a Canadian arrested in Thailand on charges of spraying paint on an ancient wall says her daughter made a drunken mistake. Continue reading
How much weed was sold on Canada’s legalization day, province-by-province
A breakdown of cannabis sales on the first day of legalization across Canada. Continue reading
Is it time to get rid of Canada Post?
Canadian postal workers are preparing to strike, but will Canadians notice? What it might mean if they don’t. Continue reading
Montreal commuters would rather better train service than discount
Montreal commuters who rely on the train have grown frustrated with countless delays and service interruptions over the past year. Continue reading
‘They have to be recognized’: Local man honours veterans in Brome-Missisquoi
By Phil Carpenter Photojournalist
Arnold Raymond installed a white marker along with a Canadian flag on his grandfather’s headstone, so everyone knows of his service. Continue reading
After Quebec election, Parti Québécois last to be sworn in at National Assembly
By Raquel Fletcher Quebec City Correspondent
The Parti Quebecois caucus — now reduced to just 10 MNAs — was the last party to be officially sworn in at the National Assembly Friday afternoon. Continue reading
Cheering for son Max on the Habs comes naturally for Tie Domi
Tie Domi said his son’s move from Arizona, where he played the first three years of his career, has been welcome. Continue reading
Sisters inspire fitness fundraiser for West Island Cancer Wellness Centre
A new ballet fitness studio is holding a fundraiser for the West Island Cancer Wellness Centre. Continue reading
Molson Coors begins work on state-of-the-art facility
It is expected that anywhere between 500 and 800 workers will be required to build the state-of-art facility and that local trades, contractors and operators are a crucial component. Continue reading
SNC-Lavalin pens letter in hopes of rallying public support over criminal charges
SNC-Lavalin is trying to rally public support as it prepares to endure a lengthy criminal trial after federal prosecutors refused to negotiate a compensation agreement. Continue reading
Sentencing decision for Quebec City mosque shooter pushed back
The judge deciding the fate of Quebec City’s mosque shooter says he needs more time before pronouncing a sentence. Continue reading
‘I want to work with them’: Legault reassures English-speakers in Quebec
The new premier answered numerous questions of particular concern to the English-speaking community and minority groups in the province. Continue reading
Questions swirl around evacuated buildings in Pointe St-Charles
By Billy Shields Photojournalist
Questions surround a recent decision by the city of Montreal to board up two buildings in Pointe St-Charles. Continue reading
Are Quebec’s cannabis products green enough?
By Phil Carpenter Photojournalist
Outside of a Montreal cannabis store, what caught people off guard was the amount of packaging used to pack the marijuana. Continue reading
LaSalle Legion averts impending closure thanks to fundraising efforts
The Royal Canadian Legion in LaSalle is no longer in danger of closing down after Montrealers stepped up to save the post. Continue reading
Building a new life, with support at the Old Brewery Mission’s Lise Watier Pavillion
By Elysia Bryan-Baynes Anchor/Reporter
Twenty-nine women are rebuilding their lives at the Lise Watier Pvailion run by the Old Brewery Mission. Continue reading
‘We have to be prepared for it’: Montreal hospitals practice disaster simulation
Hospitals across Montreal worked on a Code Orange simulation in order to be prepared for a catastrophic event involving mass casualties. Continue reading
More irregular border-crossers have arrived so far this year than by this time last year
More irregular border crossers have arrived in Canada so far this year than by this time last year. That comes despite the government claiming the “crisis” has calmed. Continue reading
Westmount High School teachers protest CAQ’s planned religious symbols ban
By Dan Spector Photojournalist
A group of teachers at Westmount High School demonstrated against the CAQ’s promise to ban people in positions of power from wearing religious symbols. Continue reading
Police checkpoints, long lines mark Day 2 of legalization in Montreal
Long lineups and fake online retailers mark marijuana legalization in Quebec. Continue reading
François Legault sworn in as premier, unveils cabinet
Winning 74 of 125 seats at the National Assembly, the CAQ will form a majority government with leader François Legault, officially becoming Quebec’s 42nd premier. Continue reading
New Canadian pregnancy guideline shows exercise cuts odds of major complications by 40%
By Kim Smith Reporter
Women who exercise during pregnancy can expect a 40 per cent reduction in the chance of developing a major pregnancy complication such as pre-eclampsia, gestational hypertension or gestational diabetes. Continue reading
Call of the Wilde: Late-game heroics
Call of the Wilde: The Montreal Canadiens take on the St.Louis Blues on Wednesday, Oct.17. Continue reading
Pointe-Claire medical marijuana company ramps up production for recreational pot
By Phil Carpenter Photojournalist
Their medical clients can order online with a doctor’s prescription but recreational users in Quebec must purchase the product from the SQDC. Continue reading
Marijuana is legal in Canada but expect tougher rules in Quebec
While marijuana has only been legal for less than a day in Canada, the incoming Quebec government is already promising changes across the province. Continue reading
Earthquake simulator shakes Montrealers into preparedness
Shoppers were invited to hop on an earthquake simulator which could create the feeling of a 7.4 magnitude earthquake 100 kilometers away from the epicenter. Continue reading
‘I’m not proud about this,’ Montreal mayor says after tenants forced from homes
By Anne Leclair Reporter
It was an emotional day for the Plateau-Mont-Royal tenants who are being forced out of their homes. Continue reading
Red Wings claim winger de la Rose off waivers from Montreal
The Detroit Red Wings have claimed winger Jacob de la Rose off waivers from Montreal. Continue reading
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