Châteauguay mayor issues social media warning about the Mercier Bridge
By Tim Sargeant Reporter
Pierre-Paul Routhier of Châteauguay warns more repair work and more traffic delays can be expected on the Mercier Bridge. Continue reading
Snoring tenant urged by landlords to get help can’t seek damages: Quebec rental board
In a decision this month, the province’s rental board ruled against her, saying there was no malicious intent on the part of the landlords. Continue reading
Florence floodwaters menace South Carolina neighbourhoods, prompt calls for evacuation
The port city of Georgetown, South Carolina stands in the path of what the National Weather Service has said could be significant flooding as water dumped by the Florence storm system drains to the ocean. Continue reading
NDP Quebec hopes to bring left-leaning, non-sovereigntist voters to the fold
The NDP Quebec leader says his party aims to fill a void on the left of the provincial political spectrum. Continue reading
Hudson jogger, Tina Adams, frustrated after drunk driver’s sentencing postponed
By Felicia Parrillo Reporter
The sentencing hearing for the man who struck Tina Adams in 2015 has been postponed until January. Continue reading
Archaeologists discover 400-year-old shipwreck off coast of Portugal
Divers found spices, nine bronze cannons engraved with the Portuguese coat of arms, Chinese ceramics and cowry shells, a type of currency used to trade slaves during the colonial era. Continue reading
Canadiens down Maple Leafs 5-1 in pre-season play
Leafs head coach Mike Babcock saw the game as an opportunity lost for his players sitting precariously on the roster bubble. Continue reading
CAQ, Liberals in dead heat: Ipsos poll
By Elysia Bryan-Baynes Anchor/Reporter
A strong desire for change is in the air ahead of the Oct. 1 election, with 60 per cent of poll respondents saying it is time to change the government. Continue reading
Kavanaugh nomination vote to be held Friday — the morning after his accuser testifies
The Senate Judiciary Committee has scheduled a vote Friday on Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court. Continue reading
Quebec man receives over 11 years in U.S. prison for conspiring to smuggle weed in New York
He conspired to smuggle thousands of pounds of marijuana into the U.S. through the Akwesasne Mohawk Indian Reservation. Continue reading
West Island mayors celebrate Angell Woods land acquisition
By Dan Spector Photojournalist
The newly acquired parcel of Angell Woods, one of the largest green spaces left on the island, is roughly the size of 35 football fields. Continue reading
New study to assess risks of virus transfer from farmed Atlantic salmon to wild salmon
Fisheries Minister Jonathan Wilkinson says the results of the assessment of the piscine reovirus will guide decisions on aquaculture in Canada. Continue reading
Hudson orchard cancels apple-picking season after Ottawa storm
By Anne Leclair Reporter
One Hudson orchard’s most lucrative activity of the year is ending early after the high winds of last week’s storm took most of its apples off the trees. Continue reading
Sovereignty debate revived one week before Quebec election
By Felicia Parrillo Reporter
As the Quebec election campaign draws to a close, the issue of sovereignty has been revived. Continue reading
Fugitive New Mexico priest awaits trial behind bars for sexual abuse allegations
“He is known to manipulate and gain the trust of people,” federal Prosecutor Sean Sullivan told U.S. Magistrate Judge Karen Molzen. “Honestly, a jail setting is the best setting for the defendant to be.” Continue reading
PCs win most seats in N.B. election, Liberals vow to maintain power
Blaine Higgs and the Progressive Conservatives have won the most seats in the New Brunswick election. Continue reading
Bill Cosby sentenced to 3 to 10 years in prison for sexual assault
Montgomery County Judge Steven O’Neill also declared Bill Cosby, 81, a “sexually violent predator.” Continue reading
Tori Stafford’s family says woman convicted in her murder moved from prison to healing lodge
The father of Tori Stafford says one of the two people convicted in her murder has been moved from a maximum-security prison to an Aboriginal healing lodge. Continue reading
New Brunswick election results 2018: Riding-by-riding poll results
New Brunswick’s Liberals and Progressive Conservatives were locked in a neck-and-neck race as the ballots were counted at the conclusion of an election campaign that appeared to be a referendum on Liberal Leader Brian Gallant’s reputation as a big-spending premier. Continue reading
Trudeau says his focus during U.S. trade talks is ‘not escalating’
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau offered some insight into Canada’s approach to trade talks during an armchair discussion at the UN General Assembly in New York. Continue reading
State-of-the-art Mackay Centre and Philip E. Layton declared officially open
Students, staff and local politicans were on had for the ceremonial ribbon cutting of the new, state-of-the-art Mackay Centre and Philip E. Layton school. Continue reading
Châteauguay mayor issues social media warning about the Mercier Bridge
By Tim Sargeant Reporter
Pierre-Paul Routhier of Châteauguay warns more repair work and more traffic delays can be expected on the Mercier Bridge. Continue reading
‘Pure horror’: Ile Perrot mother says telemarketing call crossed the line
By Dan Spector Photojournalist
Should telemarketers be selling infant accidental death insurance? Continue reading
Snoring tenant urged by landlords to get help can’t seek damages: Quebec rental board
In a decision this month, the province’s rental board ruled against her, saying there was no malicious intent on the part of the landlords. Continue reading
Investigating windstorms: Why it took days to confirm Ontario, Quebec tornadoes
It wasn’t until Monday evening that Environment Canada confirmed Calabogie, located about 100 kilometres west of Ottawa, had indeed been hit by a EF-1 category tornado and downburst – and not just by a bad storm. Continue reading
NDP Quebec hopes to bring left-leaning, non-sovereigntist voters to the fold
The NDP Quebec leader says his party aims to fill a void on the left of the provincial political spectrum. Continue reading
Hudson jogger, Tina Adams, frustrated after drunk driver’s sentencing postponed
By Felicia Parrillo Reporter
The sentencing hearing for the man who struck Tina Adams in 2015 has been postponed until January. Continue reading
Teen claims man followed him, asked for sexual favours during advance polling
By Phil Carpenter Photojournalist
Montreal police are searching for a man in his 70s who they allege followed a teenager into a washroom during advance polling at a high school. Continue reading
Canadiens down Maple Leafs 5-1 in pre-season play
Leafs head coach Mike Babcock saw the game as an opportunity lost for his players sitting precariously on the roster bubble. Continue reading
CAQ, Liberals in dead heat: Ipsos poll
By Elysia Bryan-Baynes Anchor/Reporter
A strong desire for change is in the air ahead of the Oct. 1 election, with 60 per cent of poll respondents saying it is time to change the government. Continue reading
Quebec man receives over 11 years in U.S. prison for conspiring to smuggle weed in New York
He conspired to smuggle thousands of pounds of marijuana into the U.S. through the Akwesasne Mohawk Indian Reservation. Continue reading
West Island mayors celebrate Angell Woods land acquisition
By Dan Spector Photojournalist
The newly acquired parcel of Angell Woods, one of the largest green spaces left on the island, is roughly the size of 35 football fields. Continue reading
Hudson orchard cancels apple-picking season after Ottawa storm
By Anne Leclair Reporter
One Hudson orchard’s most lucrative activity of the year is ending early after the high winds of last week’s storm took most of its apples off the trees. Continue reading
Sovereignty debate revived one week before Quebec election
By Felicia Parrillo Reporter
As the Quebec election campaign draws to a close, the issue of sovereignty has been revived. Continue reading
‘Nothing is really easy right now’: Some Gatineau residents still can’t access homes after tornado
Gatineau residents forced from their homes by Friday’s tornado are growing anxious to get back inside and retrieve their belongings. Continue reading
Here’s how the Ottawa-Gatineau tornadoes formed so quickly
The two tornadoes that touched down in the Ottawa-Gatineau region left demolished houses and uprooted trees in their paths and two people with critical injuries Friday night. Continue reading
Coalition Avenir Quebec’s François Legault first to disclose personal assets
With a week left before the Quebec election, party leaders are beginning to reveal their financial situations. Continue reading
Concordia University alumna donates $15M, faculty of engineering named after her
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
Concordia University alumna Gina Cody has made a historic $15-million donation. Continue reading
P.K. Subban sends heartfelt video message to Saint John cancer survivor
“People like yourself give guys like myself and my teammates, give us a reason every day to appreciate how lucky we are in what we do.” Continue reading
Le Castor recalls beer due to exploding bottles
By Max Kalinowicz Associate Producer
The Pilsner, Oatmeal Stout, and Session Houblon have been recalled after reports of exploding bottles. The beer is still safe to consume, but safety precautions are recommended. Continue reading
Philippe Couillard talks with Vaudreuil seniors as campaign enters home stretch
By Billy Shields Photojournalist
Liberal leader Philippe Couillard is running strong in the last week of Quebec’s provincial election campaign. Continue reading
Dorval racers compete in 39th annual Soapbox Derby
Fifty-six racers, all between six and 12 years old, barrelled down the 150-metre racetrack with a little help from gravity. Continue reading
‘It’s something that’s not spoken about’: Annual walk aims to raise awareness of bladder cancer
The event raises money to support bladder cancer patients, raise awareness and fund and promote research. Continue reading
‘It’s pretty devastating’: Ottawa family left to pick up pieces after tornado levels home
The family had been planning to sell their home and was returning from a real estate showing when the storm hit. Continue reading
Kenyan, Rwandan elite runners win top honours at 28th Montreal marathon
Thousands came out to cheer runners taking part in the 28th edition of the Montreal marathon. Continue reading
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