The elevator and two others will be closed until repairs are made and officials figure out what happened. Continue reading →

Four people have died as the result of a shooting at Chicago’s Mercy Hospital, the city’s medical examiner said. Continue reading →

School officials said the assaults, which the administration was initially made aware of last Monday, were videotaped and circulated on social media. Continue reading →

The Big Binge Bonus promotion offering 100 gigabytes of extra data is Freedom’s latest tactic for distinguishing itself from Canada’s national wireless carriers owned by Rogers, Bell and Telus. Continue reading →

During the 2016 presidential campaign, Ivanka Trump’s father Donald Trump repeatedly assailed Clinton over her use of a personal email server when she was secretary of state. Continue reading →

Montreal feeling good after winning two of three on their West Coast swing, but a second win in succession against the champs while avoiding the jet-lag return from the west would be a tall order, writes Brian Wilde. Continue reading →

City officials said the sewage dump ended early Monday afternoon. Continue reading →

Quebec Premier François Legault was forced to be lead defender of the French language in North America. Continue reading →

The federal NDP said coerced sterilization of Indigenous women clearly breaches human-rights standards and Ottawa must take steps to address the issue. Continue reading →

Thousands of post-secondary students in Quebec are on strike to protest against unpaid internships. Continue reading →

François Legault, whose Coalition Avenir Quebec swept to power last month, is making his first official visit to Ontario Premier Doug Ford. Continue reading →

And there’s no pink or blue clothing in sight. Continue reading →

The Fédération des travailleurs du Québec (FTQ), the union representing the workers, announced separately that the deal was ratified by 65 per cent of the members who voted Sunday in Laval, Que. Continue reading →

Montreal police are investigating after a 25-year-old man was injured in a shoot-out involving at least two vehicles. Continue reading →

On this week’s Focus Montreal, learn how fundraising is fueling groundbreaking research, hear from local entrepreneur and activist Fabienne Colas, and see how a fashion show in Pointe-Claire is helping grant seniors’ wishes. Continue reading →

The protest, organized by the Union des producteurs agricoles du Quebec, was meant to highlight the plight of the province’s agricultural producers. Continue reading →

Randy Tieman, a popular Montreal sportscaster, passed away unexpectedly at his home on Friday. Continue reading →

For the second time in two days, a Montreal police cruiser has been involved in a collision. Continue reading →

A passerby called 911 at 4 a.m. Sunday after she noticed a broken window at Taskita restaurant, located at the intersection of St-Hubert and Villeray streets. Continue reading →

A power-play goal late in the third period by Canadiens forward Jonathan Drouin, helped lift Montreal to a 3-2 win over the Canucks on Saturday evening. Continue reading →

The Montreal Canadiens faced off against the Vancouver Canucks Saturday night, wrapping up a three-game road trip. Continue reading →

The late 67-year-old’s memorial bike is the fifth one in nine years to be put on display by the Ghost Bike Montreal advocacy group. Continue reading →

Quebec’s police watch dog is investigating a crash involving Montreal police and the Sûreté du Québec that left a 42-year old woman with serious injuries. Continue reading →