Quebec Superior Court judge finds Terrebonne YouTuber guilty of inciting hatred
By Billy Shields Photojournalist
YouTuber Pierre Dion was convicted of one count of inciting hatred and is now awaiting sentencing after defending Quebec City mosque shooter Alexandre Bissonnette. Continue reading
Too short to hold onto the bars of the Montreal Metro? The STM might finally be installing straps
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
About 20 members of its My Voice, My STM program will take part in a research study to test the straps. Continue reading
Justin Trudeau in Saskatchewan to exonerate Chief Poundmaker of treason
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is to vindicate Chief Poundmaker during a ceremony at the reserve in Saskatchewan that bears his name – Poundmaker Cree Nation. Continue reading
From whistleblowing to conspiracy theories: Meet Maxime Bernier’s new Quebec candidate
Instead of being noticed for his public service, the former president of an industrial mechanics union is getting attention for an online presence where he often promotes conspiracy theories. Continue reading
Margaret Trudeau to stage three-night run at Montreal’s Just For Laughs festival
Margaret Trudeau is bringing her autobiographical one-woman show to Montreal this summer. Continue reading
U.K. delays another Brexit vote as Theresa May’s fate hangs in the balance
May’s fate looked sealed after the resignation late Wednesday of Cabinet minister Andrea Leadsom Continue reading
40 people forced from homes after Montreal Plateau building partially collapses
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
About 40 people were evacuated from their homes in Montreal’s Plateau-Mont-Royal borough, following the partial collapse of a residential building. Continue reading
Changes coming to Habs puck drop time next season
The Montreal Canadiens have standardized their game schedules. All weekday games will now start half an hour earlier to line up with Saturday games. Continue reading
Incumbent Narendra Modi’s party claims victory in India elections
Modi himself tweeted: “India wins yet again.” Continue reading
Meet the Mounties who allege the RCMP used their disabilities to force them out
Five years ago, the RCMP employment requirements were changed to allow dismissals on the basis of disability. Continue reading
English Montreal School Board votes to move Galileo Adult Educational Centre
By Gloria Henriquez Reporter/Weather specialist
The board voted eight to four in favour of the move in order to make room for the overcrowded French system. Continue reading
Why you should probably stop smoking weed and buy a vape device
How bad for you is smoking weed? There’s no proven link to cancer, but you’re probably better off with vaping. Here’s why. Continue reading
Cyclist in hospital after being struck by vehicle in Saint-Michel
The collision happened at around 5:30 p.m. near the intersection of Jarry Street and Joseph-Guibord Avenue. Continue reading
City of Montreal honours businessman, philanthropist Charles Bronfman
“Your family and yourself have contributed so much to Montreal that, today, it is now our turn to say thank you,” said Mayor Valérie Plante. Continue reading
Women get abortions for different reasons — why it’s time we stop asking them to justify the choice
In the wake of the Alabama bill, women have been speaking out on social media, sharing their reasons why they got an abortion to end the stigma. Continue reading
‘No right to do that to us’: Indigenous protester interrupts Trudeau speech in Vancouver
By Simon Little Online Journalist
“I heard you. I hear you today, I understand your concerns,” Trudeau replied. Continue reading
15% of Canadians would never marry outside their race: Ipsos poll
“Some may gravitate toward what’s familiar — either consciously or subconsciously,” one expert said. Continue reading
Drake courtside antics draw major attention at Raptors game as team breaks even with Bucks
Drake frequently left his courtside seat to roam up and down the Toronto sideline and heckle the players on the Bucks. Continue reading
Celebrity chef Mario Batali facing criminal charge in alleged Boston assault
It’s the first criminal charge against Batali resulting from several sexual harassment and assault allegations that crippled his career amid the #MeToo movement. Continue reading
Zoo flamingo has to be euthanized after child hits it with rock
A child visiting the Illinois zoo accidentally injured the bird when they threw a rock into its habitat. Continue reading
EMSB unanimously votes to enhance proposal to Quebec education minister
By Gloria Henriquez Reporter/Weather specialist
EMSB parent commissioner Andrew Ross says the board should look into any possibility to keep schools within its network. Continue reading
Quebec Superior Court judge finds Terrebonne YouTuber guilty of inciting hatred
By Billy Shields Photojournalist
YouTuber Pierre Dion was convicted of one count of inciting hatred and is now awaiting sentencing after defending Quebec City mosque shooter Alexandre Bissonnette. Continue reading
Too short to hold onto the bars of the Montreal Metro? The STM might finally be installing straps
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
About 20 members of its My Voice, My STM program will take part in a research study to test the straps. Continue reading
From whistleblowing to conspiracy theories: Meet Maxime Bernier’s new Quebec candidate
Instead of being noticed for his public service, the former president of an industrial mechanics union is getting attention for an online presence where he often promotes conspiracy theories. Continue reading
Multiple injuries after vehicle crashes into Quebec City building
Twelve people were taken to hospital after a vehicle involved in a collision then crashed into a building in Quebec City on Wednesday afternoon. Continue reading
School boards important to English-speaking Quebecers: Léger survey
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
English speaking Quebecers want to elect their own school board officials and reject the provincial government’s proposal to replace them with service centres. Continue reading
Margaret Trudeau to stage three-night run at Montreal’s Just For Laughs festival
Margaret Trudeau is bringing her autobiographical one-woman show to Montreal this summer. Continue reading
40 people forced from homes after Montreal Plateau building partially collapses
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
About 40 people were evacuated from their homes in Montreal’s Plateau-Mont-Royal borough, following the partial collapse of a residential building. Continue reading
Quebec education minister ‘strongly condemns’ EMSB decision to move Galileo Adult Education Centre
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
Quebec’s education minister says he strongly condemns the decision of the English Montreal School Board to relocate the Galileo Adult Education Centre. Continue reading
Changes coming to Habs puck drop time next season
The Montreal Canadiens have standardized their game schedules. All weekday games will now start half an hour earlier to line up with Saturday games. Continue reading
Meet the Mounties who allege the RCMP used their disabilities to force them out
Five years ago, the RCMP employment requirements were changed to allow dismissals on the basis of disability. Continue reading
English Montreal School Board votes to move Galileo Adult Educational Centre
By Gloria Henriquez Reporter/Weather specialist
The board voted eight to four in favour of the move in order to make room for the overcrowded French system. Continue reading
Cyclist in hospital after being struck by vehicle in Saint-Michel
The collision happened at around 5:30 p.m. near the intersection of Jarry Street and Joseph-Guibord Avenue. Continue reading
City of Montreal honours businessman, philanthropist Charles Bronfman
“Your family and yourself have contributed so much to Montreal that, today, it is now our turn to say thank you,” said Mayor Valérie Plante. Continue reading
Montreal mayor pleased with progress on Ste-Catherine Street construction
By Phil Carpenter Photojournalist
Valérie Plante says she’s happy that work on Ste-Catherine Street is on schedule. Continue reading
Guy Laliberté’s latest act, Through the Echoes, a definition-defying ‘experience’
By Billy Shields Photojournalist
Cirque du Soleil’s founder unveiled his latest project at the Quai de l’Horloge Tuesday morning. It’s a difficult experience to define, but also an immersive and evolving installation. Continue reading
How Indigenous midwives help reconnect women with culture and pregnancy care
By Kim Smith Reporter
Accessing an Indigenous midwife in Canada today is nearly impossible, according to Carol Couchie, an Indigenous midwife and co-chair of the National Aboriginal Council of Midwives. Continue reading
Firefighters combat blaze on Dorval Island
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
Firefighters have taken control of a fire burning on Dorval Island. Continue reading
Dogs now allowed in Quebec’s network of provincial parks
Bringing your dog on your next outdoor vacation in Quebec has just gotten a whole lot easier. Continue reading
Quebec transport minister rides Metro’s orange line with Montreal mayor
By Dan Spector Photojournalist
Building the Montreal Metro’s pink line is still not a priority for the Quebec government. Continue reading
Ottawa and New Brunswick to provide $2M in funding to combat whale entanglements
The funding for the Acadian Crabbers Association comes through the $400-million Atlantic Fisheries Fund, which is jointly funded by Ottawa and the region’s provincial governments. Continue reading
Quebec, a leading world destination for cyclists
The Montreal Bike Festival at the end of this month marks an unofficial start to the bicycling season in Quebec. Continue reading
Canadian government aims to boost tourism by 25 per cent before 2025
A new Canadian tourism strategy is meant to help boost international visits to Canada during non-peak seasons. Continue reading
Animals seized as Quebec zoo owner charged with cruelty, neglect
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
The Saint-Édouard Zoo owner is being charged with cruelty and neglect, and the animals are being seized. Continue reading
Police investigate ‘suspicious’ death in Laval after body found in torched car
Investigators have set up a perimeter to investigate. Continue reading
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