The photos show the plight of asylum-seekers arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border, likely still unaware of the Trump administration policy of separating children from their parents. Continue reading →

Compulsive video-gaming is now listed as a mental health issue in the eyes of the World Health Organization. Continue reading →

Marijuana legalization is almost a done deal, but some provinces are far readier than others. (Spoiler: New Brunswick is really ready. Here’s why.) Continue reading →

There will be no lobster or long nights playing Monopoly for the Duchess of Sussex. Continue reading →

A Somalian man found guilty in the kidnapping of Amanda Lindhout has been sentenced to 15 years in prison. Continue reading →

Work crews raced to correct a construction blunder that shut down the Bonaventure expressway Monday. Continue reading →

Saputo Inc, one of Canada’s largest dairies, wants to end a domestic milk ingredient pricing system that has angered the United States Continue reading →

The Liberals must be defeated in October’s election in order to properly clean up Quebec politics, says a former star witness in the province’s corruption inquiry. Continue reading →

Three home games will be played at the Canadian Tire Centre, two will be played on the road and one neutral-site meeting will be featured as a part of Kraft Hockeyville Continue reading →

A coroner’s report into the death of 18-year-old Montreal cyclist Clément Ouimet concludes his death on Oct. 4 of last year was accidental and cites the need for more measures to protect vulnerable road users. Continue reading →

SAQ employees are threatening to strike ahead of the province’s popular Fête nationale holiday. Continue reading →

Hector Larivée began with a fruit and vegetable store at the historic Marché Bonsecours and now the company is among the largest produce distributors in Eastern Canada. Continue reading →

The company describes Hills as a “32-year veteran of the festival,” who was instrumental in establishing and growing the English-speaking portion of Just For Laughs Montreal. Continue reading →

There are about 2,000 crane operators in Quebec and they aren’t pleased that people without a vocational diploma will be able to obtain a crane operator’s certificate. Continue reading →

While Alexandre Bissonnette’s first-degree murder conviction carries an automatic life sentence with no chance of parole for 25 years, Bissonnette can also receive consecutive terms, which means he could be sentenced to up to 150 years. Continue reading →

Montreal police were able to identify two suspects with nearby security camera footage. Continue reading →

They were first flown to Toronto and then transported to Montreal, where they are being treated for a range of ailments, including skin infections, eye infections, matted fur and parasites. Continue reading →

Some 800 walkers and 170 or so cyclists showed up Sunday to PROCURE’s twelfth annual Walk of Courage. Continue reading →

François Gendron, 73, will retire from political life this fall after 42 years in the legislature – but not without a few parting shots directed at the media, his political rivals and his own party. Continue reading →

Alexandre Bissonnette’s seized laptop was forced to reveal its secrets through a specialized internet evidence finder software called IEF. Continue reading →

This week on Focus Montreal, hear from longtime MNA Geoff Kelley on why he’s stepping away from politics, learn about Montreal’s Jerk Food Festival and retired Montreal promoter Sheldon Kagan is back with a new book. Continue reading →

Workers will vote on the new deal next weekend but will head back to work in the meantime. Continue reading →

Montreal police are searching for suspects after one man was shot and another stabbed following an altercation between two groups of people on St-Laurent Boulevard overnight. Continue reading →

Calgary International Airport boasts the fastest free Wi-Fi among major Canadian airports, according to a report by internet metrics service Speedtest by Ookla.  Continue reading →

A public demonstration revealed to cyclists truck drivers’ blind spots by putting them behind the wheel themselves. Continue reading →

Police have cancelled an Amber Alert for a girl of around seven years old who was allegedly abducted in Matane, on Quebec’s Gaspe Peninsula. Continue reading →

The newest Hab inked for an average annual value of $3.15 million USD. Continue reading →

Montreal police described the victim’s injury as more serious than initially thought. Continue reading →