Montreal splash pads remain open with record-high temperatures expected over the weekend
At the splash pad in Valois Park in Pointe-Claire, you would have no idea fall had begun. Continue reading
Premier Philippe Couillard makes plea for English speakers to move back to Quebec
By Raquel Fletcher Quebec City Correspondent
Premier Philippe Couillard is trying to encourage anglophones who’ve left the province to come back home. Continue reading
Woman arrested after brandishing gun, swinging machete at Kardashians’ DASH boutique
Maricia Medrano pointed a gun at two store employees and shouted “stay awa from Cuba,” before leaving and threatening to stab reporters with her machete. Continue reading
Suspect in Amber Alert case to be transferred back to Quebec: police
The 41-year-old had reportedly been in a coma after an alleged suicide attempt in police custody. Continue reading
Canadian team heads to Paris in effort to keep World Anti-Doping Agency in Montreal
The offices have been in Montreal since 2001 and employ about 85 people. Continue reading
Trump administration allows colleges to demand ‘clear evidence’ in campus sex assault cases
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos has said that the previous Obama-era policy had been unfairly skewed against those accused of assault. Continue reading
Montreal transit authority refuses to show Grands Ballets’ poster on transit network
Montreal’s transit authority won’t show posters of the Grands Ballet Canadiens production of Stabat Mater. Continue reading
Rallying for hurricane-damaged Dominica
By Phil Carpenter Photojournalist
Hurricane Maria trashed Dominica as a category five storm leaving, so far, more than a dozen dead and twenty missing. Continue reading
Donald Trump blasts Kim Jong-Un, criticizes John McCain in Alabama rally
Trump labelled the North Korean leader a “madman” and criticized Sen. McCain’s opposition to Republican efforts to repeal and replace Obamacare. Continue reading
West Island residents seeing “orange” over construction cones
By Tim Sargeant Reporter
The classic orange cones – that are synonymous with Montreal construction – are now appearing in abundance in the western suburban cities and towns. Continue reading
Montreal granted special metropolis status
By Raquel Fletcher Quebec City Correspondent
Montreal Mayor Denis Coderre says he will keep bars open later and lower business taxes – it’s all thanks to a new law that gives the city of Montreal more autonomy. Continue reading
Indigenous woman in Saskatchewan says she was racially profiled by Sears employee
The woman said a Sears employee asked her to put her items down, accusing her of not being able to afford them. Continue reading
Montreal war hero recognized 77 years later
A Canadian naval hero was recognized for his role in the Second World War in a ceremony in Montreal on Thursday. An honour many feel is long overdue. Continue reading
New John Lennon Yoko Ono suite unveiled at Queen Elizabeth Hotel
The new John Lennon Yoko Ono Suite at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel allows you to relive the iconic peaceful protest, for a price. Continue reading
Mexican woman trapped under earthquake rubble saved by WhatsApp messages
Diana Pacheco’s messages, in which she shared information about her location, appeared on her husband’s phone 16 hours later. Continue reading
Colorado’s ‘Mad Pooper’ still at large as police, Charmin implore her to turn herself in
The unidentified woman has been leaving unwelcome packages in front of a Colorado family’s house for nearly two months. Continue reading
In 2 days, the end of Earth as we know it will be set in motion, says debunked popular theory
By Jesse Ferreras National Online Journalist
“It’s simply fake news that a lot of Christians believe the world will end on Sept. 23.” Continue reading
‘The Price Is Right’ makes history as contestants win record-breaking $80K by spinning wheel
In honor of Drew Carey’s 10th anniversary hosting the show, contestants who spun $1 on the wheel received a $10,000 bonus instead of the usual $1,000. Continue reading
How parents manage conflict in the home will impact their children
the conflict resolution style parents choose impacts a child’s emotional well-being and teaches them how to resolve conflict themselves, experts say. Continue reading
Indigenous woman in Saskatchewan says she was racially profiled by Sears employee
The woman said a Sears employee asked her to put her items down, accusing her of not being able to afford them. Continue reading
Montreal splash pads remain open with record-high temperatures expected over the weekend
At the splash pad in Valois Park in Pointe-Claire, you would have no idea fall had begun. Continue reading
Premier Philippe Couillard makes plea for English speakers to move back to Quebec
By Raquel Fletcher Quebec City Correspondent
Premier Philippe Couillard is trying to encourage anglophones who’ve left the province to come back home. Continue reading
Montreal municipal election campaign gets underway
Montreal’s municipal election campaign is getting underway, with 1.1 million people eligible to cast their ballots. Continue reading
Suspect in Amber Alert case to be transferred back to Quebec: police
The 41-year-old had reportedly been in a coma after an alleged suicide attempt in police custody. Continue reading
West Island runner disappointed after Montreal marathon cancelled due to hot weather
The Rock ‘n’ Roll Oasis Montreal Marathon has been cancelled. Continue reading
5 Montreal stories you must read this week: September 22
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
From an invasion of painted ladies to a child waiting hours for treatment at the Montreal Children’s Hospital, here are the top five stories Global News covered in Montreal this week. Continue reading
Cannabis at heart of discussions as Quebec, Ontario meet
The legalization of cannabis will be at the heart of discussions as Quebec and Ontario cabinets meet Friday in Quebec City. Continue reading
Canadian team heads to Paris in effort to keep World Anti-Doping Agency in Montreal
The offices have been in Montreal since 2001 and employ about 85 people. Continue reading
Montreal transit authority refuses to show Grands Ballets’ poster on transit network
Montreal’s transit authority won’t show posters of the Grands Ballet Canadiens production of Stabat Mater. Continue reading
Rallying for hurricane-damaged Dominica
By Phil Carpenter Photojournalist
Hurricane Maria trashed Dominica as a category five storm leaving, so far, more than a dozen dead and twenty missing. Continue reading
West Island residents seeing “orange” over construction cones
By Tim Sargeant Reporter
The classic orange cones – that are synonymous with Montreal construction – are now appearing in abundance in the western suburban cities and towns. Continue reading
Montreal granted special metropolis status
By Raquel Fletcher Quebec City Correspondent
Montreal Mayor Denis Coderre says he will keep bars open later and lower business taxes – it’s all thanks to a new law that gives the city of Montreal more autonomy. Continue reading
Montreal war hero recognized 77 years later
A Canadian naval hero was recognized for his role in the Second World War in a ceremony in Montreal on Thursday. An honour many feel is long overdue. Continue reading
New John Lennon Yoko Ono suite unveiled at Queen Elizabeth Hotel
The new John Lennon Yoko Ono Suite at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel allows you to relive the iconic peaceful protest, for a price. Continue reading
DDO paints poison ivy in park to help residents stay safe
By Billy Shields Photojournalist
Dollard-des-Ormeaux officials have painted poison ivy leaves at Centennial Park orange to keep residents away from the rash-spreading leaves. Continue reading
Montreal musician recounts devastation of Mexico City earthquake
Montreal-based Light Bulb Alley was set to begin a five show Mexico City series until a violent earthquake shook the area Continue reading
‘Blade Runner 2049’ to open Montreal Festival du nouveau cinema
“Blade Runner 2049” will be presented at a special Oct. 4 screening in Montreal – two days before it hits theatres. Continue reading
Accused in Montreal store clerk’s slaying mounting mental disorder defence
Defence lawyer Philippe Larochelle told the jury Thursday that his client Randy Tshilumba was convinced the victim, Clemence Beaulieu-Patry, and her friends wanted to kill him. Continue reading
Smith-Pelly scores winner as Capitals beat Canadiens in pre-season play
Devante Smith-Pelly scored in the third period to lift the Washington Capitals to a 4-2 victory over the Montreal Canadiens in a penalty-filled NHL pre-season game on Wednesday night. Continue reading
Animals reported poisoned in Montreal borough of Verdun in past ten days
Local animal ambulance service Animex tells Global News they have dealt with five animals being poisoned in the past ten days. Continue reading
Montreal marathon cancelled because of dangerous heat conditions
Unseasonably hot and humid temperatures cause organizers of the Montreal marathon to cancel the event. Continue reading
Montreal Children’s Hospital to look into case of toddler waiting 3 hours in ER as she struggled to breathe
By Anne Leclair Reporter
Just one day after a Dorval mother spoke out about her daughter’s triage problems at the Montreal Children’s Hospital, the director of pediatric emergency services insists they’re looking into what went wrong while reminding parents to speak up if they feel their child’s health is in danger. Continue reading
Quebec provincial police find body on dirt road along Riviere Rouge in Arundel
The Sûreté du Quebec (SQ) has confirmed that they have found a body on a dirt road along the Riviere Rouge in Arundel, about 50 kilometres north of Lachute. Continue reading
Convicted B.C. gangster Jarrod Bacon arrested
By Emily Lazatin Reporter
At the time of his arrest, he was found with another man who is well known in the drug trade. Continue reading
‘It’s very confusing’: Montreal bans turns onto one-way street
By Felicia Parrillo Reporter
People are confused after the City of Montreal installed a sign banning drivers from turning left onto a one-way street. Continue reading
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