Man charged with assaulting child in Granby restaurant bathroom, police say
The incident happened at around 10 p.m. in the bathroom of a McDonald’s restaurant, where a man is said to have followed the child into the bathroom. Continue reading
Judge rejects young Quebecers’ lawsuit seeking federal action on climate change
Superior Court Justice Gary Morrison delivered his ruling Thursday, emphasizing that the cause of environmental protection was of undoubted importance but raising doubts about the nature of the class seeking damages. Continue reading
Defence attorneys say Jeffrey Epstein had foreign passport out of fear of kidnapping
“The passport was for personal protection in the event of travel to dangerous areas, only to be presented to potential kidnapers, hijackers or terrorists should violent episodes occur,” they wrote. Continue reading
Police searching for 3 witnesses to Hochelaga-Maisonneuve warehouse fire
Montreal police say the three witnesses are between the ages of 14 and 16. Continue reading
Search underway for remaining 4 passengers after float plane crash kills 3
The wreckage of the Air Saguenay plane was found in a lake in northern Labrador . Continue reading
WATCH: Global National – July 16
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Montreal cyclist arrested after allegedly attacking city bus
Montreal police say the suspect damaged the windows and wipers of the bus using either his bike or his bike lock. Continue reading
École Polytechnique shooting survivor quits panel over Liberal record on assault-style guns
Nathalie Provost says she feels used by a government unwilling to take the steps needed to make Canadians safer. Continue reading
Peacekeeper among 6 killed in disputed border region of Sudan, South Sudan: UN
Both Sudan and South Sudan claim ownership of the oil-rich Abyei area. Continue reading
Hampstead mayor vetoes decision to not demolish affordable housing complex
A new vote will be held during the next council meeting on August 5. Continue reading
Too much time on social media can hurt teens’ mental health: study
The findings, published in JAMA Pediatrics on Monday, indicate that the longer young people spent on social media or watching TV, their risk of depression increased. Continue reading
Toronto candidate seeks federal election date change due to Jewish holiday
By Caryn Lieberman Reporter
Oct. 21, 2019 is federal election day in Canada. It is also an important Jewish holiday called Shemini Atzeret, following the festival of Sukkot. Continue reading
Controversy over Montreal executive committee president’s speeding ticket continues
The mayor’s office is standing by its executive committee president, despite recent revelations about his driving record. Continue reading
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‘We decided to take matters into our own hands’: Île-Bizard residents go rogue to save turtles
By Dan Spector Photojournalist
Would you break the rules to save turtles? Continue reading
B.C. man who died of rabies identified as ‘inspiring’ martial arts instructor
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Condolences for the man are pouring in, describing him as “an amazing person who has built so many kids’ confidence,” and “a remarkable and inspiring young man.” Continue reading
‘Unspeakable tragedy’: Toddler dies after falling in Tim Hortons grease trap
Police say the boy fell through a plastic cover into the grease trap located behind the fast-food restaurant. Continue reading
Search underway for remaining 4 passengers after float plane crash kills 3
The wreckage of the Air Saguenay plane was found in a lake in northern Labrador . Continue reading
Canadian couple shamed for kissing behind dead lion in safari photo
The owners of an Edmonton taxidermy service are under fire for striking a romantic pose with a lion carcass while on safari. Continue reading
U.S. Air Force ‘stands ready’ to defend Area 51 from 1 million Facebook users
More than 1 million Facebook users have now signed up to storm Area 51 to “get them aliens.” Continue reading
‘Those Tweets were NOT Racist’: Trump refuses to back down, alleges ‘squad’ hates U.S.
U.S. President Donald Trump refused to back down from tweets taunting four minority Democratic congresswomen. Continue reading
Man charged with assaulting child in Granby restaurant bathroom, police say
The incident happened at around 10 p.m. in the bathroom of a McDonald’s restaurant, where a man is said to have followed the child into the bathroom. Continue reading
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‘I’m angered’: Frustration growing in Beaconsfield over revised flood maps
Both the city and residents say they will fight to have their properties removed from the province’s updated flood maps and are threatening to take legal action. Continue reading
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Quebec mother’s tearful plea for acceptance of her disabled daughter goes viral
By Dan Spector Photojournalist
“My daughter is normal, she’s just special,” Vanessa Pelletier says in a video posted to her Facebook page on Monday. Continue reading
Judge rejects young Quebecers’ lawsuit seeking federal action on climate change
Superior Court Justice Gary Morrison delivered his ruling Thursday, emphasizing that the cause of environmental protection was of undoubted importance but raising doubts about the nature of the class seeking damages. Continue reading
Police searching for 3 witnesses to Hochelaga-Maisonneuve warehouse fire
Montreal police say the three witnesses are between the ages of 14 and 16. Continue reading
Bishop Street merchants brace for more construction work
By Phil Carpenter Photojournalist
Merchants on Bishop Street in downtown Montreal are bracing for yet another round of construction work. Continue reading
Search underway for remaining 4 passengers after float plane crash kills 3
The wreckage of the Air Saguenay plane was found in a lake in northern Labrador . Continue reading
Quebec public health officials warn of possible measles exposure at Parc Safari
Measles, which is highly contagious and can be deadly, is spread through sneezing, coughing and breathing. Continue reading
Montreal cyclist arrested after allegedly attacking city bus
Montreal police say the suspect damaged the windows and wipers of the bus using either his bike or his bike lock. Continue reading
École Polytechnique shooting survivor quits panel over Liberal record on assault-style guns
Nathalie Provost says she feels used by a government unwilling to take the steps needed to make Canadians safer. Continue reading
Hampstead mayor vetoes decision to not demolish affordable housing complex
A new vote will be held during the next council meeting on August 5. Continue reading
Too much time on social media can hurt teens’ mental health: study
The findings, published in JAMA Pediatrics on Monday, indicate that the longer young people spent on social media or watching TV, their risk of depression increased. Continue reading
Controversy over Montreal executive committee president’s speeding ticket continues
The mayor’s office is standing by its executive committee president, despite recent revelations about his driving record. Continue reading
‘We decided to take matters into our own hands’: Île-Bizard residents go rogue to save turtles
By Dan Spector Photojournalist
Would you break the rules to save turtles? Continue reading
Teen has died after being pulled from St. Lawrence River in Pointe-aux-Trembles
An investigation is underway. Continue reading
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Kirkland to get new inclusive playground
A new park in Kirkland is being built to cater to children of all abilities. Continue reading
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Quebec removes 30 municipalities from its updated flood maps
After a series of consultations with municipalities and residents, the province announced on Monday it is taking 30 municipalities off its flood maps. Continue reading
MP probe massive Desjardins data breach in emergency committee meeting
Emergency meeting comes as Desjardins offers customers permanent digital protection in the wake of massive data breach. Continue reading
Boil water advisory lifted in Montreal West
Mayor Beny Masella confirmed the notice was lifted on Monday. Continue reading
Search continues in Quebec’s Laurentians region for missing Savoura president and his son
Officials say the helicopter never issued a distress signal. Continue reading
Margaret Trudeau brings her show to Montreal’s Just for Laughs festival
“Bad choices make good stories,” Margaret Trudeau says. Continue reading
Roger Federer announces he will skip Rogers Cup in Montreal
The Rogers Cup begins Aug. 5 with the men’s tournaments in Montreal and the women’s tournament in Toronto. Continue reading
Boil water advisory in effect for some Montreal West residents
By Billy Shields Photojournalist
Some Montreal West residents are frustrated over a boil-water advisory they received last week. Continue reading
Employees at 10 Quebec seniors’ residences walk off the job over pay
Nine of the residences are expected to be affected by the strike for about a week, while one establishment could be disrupted for three days. Continue reading
‘Glamping’ on the Lachine Canal grows in popularity
By Dan Spector Photojournalist
Are you interested in camping along the Lachine Canal for $120 per night? Continue reading
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