At least 2 tornadoes touch down near Ottawa; about 185,000 without power in Ontario and Quebec
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
Ottawa paramedics said they were responding to 16 tornado-related calls in the Dunrobin area. Continue reading
Drivers, bus commuters brace for Montreal marathon road closures
Drivers and public transit commuters should brace for road closures across Montreal this weekend. Continue reading
Kavanaugh confirmation vote will happen Monday if no deal reached with accuser
Key conditions of Brett Kavanaugh’s accuser were rejected Friday, leaving her until Monday to decide to testify about her claim of sexual assault before the Senate panel votes on Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court nomination. Continue reading
Will Smith to jump out of a helicopter for his 50th birthday
If you ever wanted to bungee jump out of a helicopter with Will Smith, now’s your chance. Continue reading
Henderson, Boutin win female athlete of the year at Canadian Sports Awards
Brooke Henderson earned another accolade on Thursday night, taking the female summer athlete of the year honour at the Canadian Sports Awards, while short-track speedskating star Kim Boutin earned the winter distinction. Continue reading
Alberta firefighter remembered as a hero in MP’s emotional tribute
Darren Anderson lost his battle with PTSD on Sept. 15. On Friday, the Strathcona County firefighter was honoured in the House of Commons. Continue reading
Alimentation Couche Tard taking a more laid back approach to selling pot
Reluctance from the company’s own employees and broader uncertainty about the North American cannabis market are preventing it from charging into the blossoming sector. Continue reading
Montreal buys out another developer in bid to protect Angell Woods
By Elysia Bryan-Baynes Anchor/Reporter
The city of Montreal has reached a $14-million deal with one of the Angell Woods owners. Continue reading
Here’s why the U.S. is slapping China with tariffs and who stands to lose
The Trump administration will begin taxing $200 billion in Chinese goods starting Monday. The tariffs will start at 10 per cent and rise to 25 per cent in 2019. Continue reading
Quebec leaders take on fiery one-on-one exchanges in final debate
The tension was almost palpable as Quebec party leaders launched into confrontational and fiery exchanges for the crucial and final debate in the provincial election campaign. Continue reading
Boil-water advisory in effect for parts of Longueuil
A boil-water advisory is in effect for Saint-Hubert and Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville until further notice. Continue reading
Donald Trump Jr. accuses Rod Rosenstein of being NYT op-ed author
Trump Jr. suggested in a tweet that the deputy attorney general wrote the op-ed that criticized the Trump administration after a report that he tried to gain support to invoke the 25th Amendment. Continue reading
Habs forward Domi suspended for remainder of pre-season for sucker punch
Montreal Canadiens forward Max Domi has been suspended for the remainder of the NHL pre-season after punching Florida defenceman Aaron Ekblad during an exhibition game. Continue reading
Should Quebec elementary and high school students have a taxpayer-funded lunch each day?
By Dan Spector Photojournalist
Would you want your tax dollars to go toward free, healthy lunches for school kids? Continue reading
‘Smiling as he was shooting’: New documents reveal eyewitness accounts of Danforth shooter
Nearly two months after the Danforth shooting, eyewitness accounts reveal new details about the night of the tragedy and have been made public for the first time. Continue reading
No charges laid in alleged racial slur incident, couple given ‘verbal warning’: Ottawa police
Ottawa police won’t be laying charges in an alleged racially-charged incident that occurred in the parking lot of a west-end plaza. Continue reading
China ‘outraged’ by U.S. sanctions over Russian weapons purchase
China is denouncing what it calls “unreasonable” U.S. sanctions over its purchase of Russian missiles and fighter jets. Continue reading
‘Dumpster whale’: Dead minke spends night in parking lot after proving to be too large for trash bin
We’re gonna need a bigger dumpster. Continue reading
Liberals will bow to court ruling, launch review of Trans Mountain oil tanker traffic impact
Liberals will launch a review of the marine impact from increased tanker traffic stemming from Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. Continue reading
How did Trudeau’s taxes and benefits affect you? Find out with our calculator
A lot has happened since Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took office in 2015. Here’s how his government’s tax and benefits changes add up. Continue reading
Strong winds, heavy rain knock out power for thousands across Quebec
Powerful winds and heavy rain have knocked out power for thousands of residents across Quebec. Continue reading
At least 2 tornadoes touch down near Ottawa; about 185,000 without power in Ontario and Quebec
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
Ottawa paramedics said they were responding to 16 tornado-related calls in the Dunrobin area. Continue reading
Drivers, bus commuters brace for Montreal marathon road closures
Drivers and public transit commuters should brace for road closures across Montreal this weekend. Continue reading
Couillard doubles down on notion that $75 weekly grocery bill is possible
One day after being ridiculed for saying it was possible to feed a family of three on $75 a week, Liberal Leader Philippe Couillard is maintaining his stance. Continue reading
Quebec Solidaire wades into immigration debate on Day 30 of campaign
By Raquel Fletcher Quebec City Correspondent
A day after the third and final leaders debate, Quebec Solidaire has unveiled their immigration platform. Up until now, the party has said it was not going to talk about the issue at all. Continue reading
iPhone fans brave bad weather to get new phone, Apple Watch
By Phil Carpenter Photojournalist
iPhone fans lined up in the rain at the Apple store on Ste. Catherine Street, hoping to get their hands on two new products which just went on sale Continue reading
Will Smith to jump out of a helicopter for his 50th birthday
If you ever wanted to bungee jump out of a helicopter with Will Smith, now’s your chance. Continue reading
Henderson, Boutin win female athlete of the year at Canadian Sports Awards
Brooke Henderson earned another accolade on Thursday night, taking the female summer athlete of the year honour at the Canadian Sports Awards, while short-track speedskating star Kim Boutin earned the winter distinction. Continue reading
Alimentation Couche Tard taking a more laid back approach to selling pot
Reluctance from the company’s own employees and broader uncertainty about the North American cannabis market are preventing it from charging into the blossoming sector. Continue reading
Montreal buys out another developer in bid to protect Angell Woods
By Elysia Bryan-Baynes Anchor/Reporter
The city of Montreal has reached a $14-million deal with one of the Angell Woods owners. Continue reading
Quebec leaders take on fiery one-on-one exchanges in final debate
The tension was almost palpable as Quebec party leaders launched into confrontational and fiery exchanges for the crucial and final debate in the provincial election campaign. Continue reading
Boil-water advisory in effect for parts of Longueuil
A boil-water advisory is in effect for Saint-Hubert and Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville until further notice. Continue reading
Habs forward Domi suspended for remainder of pre-season for sucker punch
Montreal Canadiens forward Max Domi has been suspended for the remainder of the NHL pre-season after punching Florida defenceman Aaron Ekblad during an exhibition game. Continue reading
Should Quebec elementary and high school students have a taxpayer-funded lunch each day?
By Dan Spector Photojournalist
Would you want your tax dollars to go toward free, healthy lunches for school kids? Continue reading
Residents rally to protect Pincourt’s Rousseau Forest
By Phil Carpenter Photojournalist
Residents are afraid that plans to develop the forest will destroy one of the last remaining green spaces in the area. Continue reading
Quebec election: A cheat-sheet on how, when and where to vote
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
Can’t figure out the when, where or how to vote in the Oct. 1 Quebec election? We’ve got you covered. Continue reading
Habs’ Domi decks Ekblad with ‘gutless’ sucker punch in 5-2 pre-season loss
Montreal Canadiens forward Max Domi was given a match penalty after a “gutless” punch on Panthers defenceman Aaron Ekblad. Continue reading
12-year-old girl escapes kidnapping in Sutton, suspects at large
By Max Kalinowicz Associate Producer
A search is underway as the Sûreté du Québec (SQ) ask for the public’s help in finding at least two men wanted in the incident. Continue reading
Protests held over reduced service on Deux-Montagnes train line
By Elysia Bryan-Baynes Anchor/Reporter
Train users protested the lack of service on the Deux-Montagne train line. Continue reading
Quebec firms not banging down the doors for aid in wake of U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs
U.S. tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum have not generated a flood of requests from Quebec companies for provincial assistance. Continue reading
Pierrefonds petition demands cars to be allowed on urban boulevard
By Billy Shields Photojournalist
A new petition aims at getting the Valérie Plante administration to change its decision to make an urban boulevard from Pierrefonds to Kirkland a car-free road. Continue reading
Montreal North collision leaves cyclist in critical condition
A 24-year-old cyclist is in critical condition after he was struck by a vehicle on Wednesday afternoon in Montreal North. Continue reading
‘Chien de Garde’ chosen as Canada’s hopeful for Oscars best foreign language film
Sophie Dupuis’ “Chien de garde” has been chosen to represent Canada in the category of best foreign language film for the 2019 Oscars. Continue reading
Québec Solidaire gaining support from voters looking for change
By Raquel Fletcher Quebec City Correspondent
Québec Solidaire remains the fourth party in the polls, but their its support could be increasing from voters torn between it and the CAQ. Continue reading
CAQ candidates rally behind leader ahead of final Quebec debate
With Coalition Avenir Québec Leader François Legault on the sidelines ahead of Thursday’s crucial final debate, it was left to a collection of prominent candidates to rally behind him Wednesday. Continue reading
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