Quebec police investigating suspicious deaths of two people in their 80s
Police say the bodies of two people in their 80s were found in a residence in a suburb north of Montreal. Continue reading
‘Historic’: Quebecers and Franco-Ontarians celebrate Saint-Jean-Baptiste parade together
By Gloria Henriquez Reporter/Weather specialist
“I’m very glad to see this event, for me it’s a historical one,” said Yves Saint-Denis. Continue reading
Glastonbury organizer shoots down rumours of Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper surprise set
‘Before this one gets out of control… the answer is no,’ Glastonbury organizer Emily Eavis wrote on Twitter. Continue reading
‘Crazy, wild ride home’: How returning to Earth impacts an astronaut’s body
David Saint-Jacques will face quite a few challenges getting his body used to regular life on Earth. Continue reading
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Peel Region looking to reach out to police officers in Quebec affected by secularism law
By Catherine McDonald Crime Specialist
In an interview with Global News, Patrick Brown called Bill 21 “an offence to diversity and multiculturalism.” Continue reading
Democrats look to pass $4.5 billion in emergency funding for migrants
The White House is threatening to veto the House bill, saying the measure would hamstring the administration’s border security efforts. Continue reading
Air Canada passenger’s stranding on a plane was ‘one in a million,’ expert says
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
For Air Canada to have left someone on a plane, numerous mistakes would have needed to happen, experts say. Continue reading
Party leaders join Fête Nationale celebrations
The main federal party leaders are in Quebec today to celebrate the Fête Nationale, also known as St-Jean-Baptiste Day Continue reading
Italian ‘cocaine king’ makes a daring nighttime rooftop escape
Rocco Morabito had been the most wanted fugitive member of the Calabrian ‘Ndrangheta, Italy’s most powerful organized crime group and one of Europe’s biggest importers of South American cocaine. Continue reading
Newly-created Soulanges Irish Society joins Saint-Jean-Baptiste parade
Nearly 30 members of the newly-created Soulages Irish Society (SIS) marched alongside proud Quebecers to mark the organization’s official launch. Continue reading
East-end Montreal Tim Hortons goes blue to celebrate Fête nationale
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
To celebrate Quebec’s Fête nationale, one Tim Hortons in Pointe-aux-Trembles was completely redecorated. Continue reading
Supreme Court of Canada sets date for Saskatchewan’s carbon tax appeal
Saskatchewan’s appeal of its challenge to the federal carbon tax is slated to be heard by the Supreme Court of Canada in December. Continue reading
Two men shot, one arrested in Dorval
Two men are in the hospital with gunshot wounds following a shooting in Dorval Sunday evening. Continue reading
Fête nationale: Events planned all day across Quebec
Large-scale events are planned in Montreal, Quebec City and more to celebrate the Fête nationale. Continue reading
Scientists try to save rare Rhino population with 1st test tube embryo
The procedure was performed last month on a southern white rhino at Chorzow zoo in Poland. Continue reading
Scientists discover giant freshwater reservoir beneath the Atlantic ocean
If it were on the surface, researchers say the aquifer would create a lake covering about 15,000 square miles. Continue reading
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques returns to Earth
The Saint-Lambert, Que., native set a record for the longest single spaceflight by a Canadian at 205 days. Continue reading
Beth Chapman of ‘Dog the Bounty Hunter’ placed in medically induced coma
“Please say your prayers for Beth right now thank you love you,” 66-year-old reality star Duane (Dog) Chapman tweeted. Continue reading
First-ever giant squid filmed in U.S. waters, revealing ‘monster in our backyard’
The juvenile giant squid was roughly twice as long as a human is tall. Continue reading
Air Canada passenger’s stranding on a plane was ‘one in a million,’ expert says
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
For Air Canada to have left someone on a plane, numerous mistakes would have needed to happen, experts say. Continue reading
Rush-hour drivers get their first try at Montreal’s new Samuel de Champlain Bridge
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
The new Samuel de Champlain Bridge opened to northbound traffic at 5 a.m. on Monday; the southbound side is set to open to traffic on July 1. Continue reading
Police investigate after man stabbed in alleged armed assault in LaSalle
Three individuals with a sharp object were reportedly fighting on Airlie Street near 90th Avenue. Continue reading
Quebec police investigating suspicious deaths of two people in their 80s
Police say the bodies of two people in their 80s were found in a residence in a suburb north of Montreal. Continue reading
Bombardier signs deal with Mitsubishi on sale of regional jet program
The agreement represents the completion of the transformation of the company’s aerospace business. Continue reading
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques returns to Earth
The Saint-Lambert, Que., native set a record for the longest single spaceflight by a Canadian at 205 days. Continue reading
‘Historic’: Quebecers and Franco-Ontarians celebrate Saint-Jean-Baptiste parade together
By Gloria Henriquez Reporter/Weather specialist
“I’m very glad to see this event, for me it’s a historical one,” said Yves Saint-Denis. Continue reading
‘Crazy, wild ride home’: How returning to Earth impacts an astronaut’s body
David Saint-Jacques will face quite a few challenges getting his body used to regular life on Earth. Continue reading
Peel Region looking to reach out to police officers in Quebec affected by secularism law
By Catherine McDonald Crime Specialist
In an interview with Global News, Patrick Brown called Bill 21 “an offence to diversity and multiculturalism.” Continue reading
Air Canada passenger’s stranding on a plane was ‘one in a million,’ expert says
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
For Air Canada to have left someone on a plane, numerous mistakes would have needed to happen, experts say. Continue reading
Party leaders join Fête Nationale celebrations
The main federal party leaders are in Quebec today to celebrate the Fête Nationale, also known as St-Jean-Baptiste Day Continue reading
Newly-created Soulanges Irish Society joins Saint-Jean-Baptiste parade
Nearly 30 members of the newly-created Soulages Irish Society (SIS) marched alongside proud Quebecers to mark the organization’s official launch. Continue reading
East-end Montreal Tim Hortons goes blue to celebrate Fête nationale
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
To celebrate Quebec’s Fête nationale, one Tim Hortons in Pointe-aux-Trembles was completely redecorated. Continue reading
Two men shot, one arrested in Dorval
Two men are in the hospital with gunshot wounds following a shooting in Dorval Sunday evening. Continue reading
Fête nationale: Events planned all day across Quebec
Large-scale events are planned in Montreal, Quebec City and more to celebrate the Fête nationale. Continue reading
Montreal’s new Samuel de Champlain Bridge opens northbound
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
Drivers from Montreal’s south shore took their first trip northbound on the new Samuel de Champlain Bridge. Continue reading
RCMP locate Brookside patient
By John Copsey Network news anchor
Coquitlam RCMP have issued a Canada-wide warrant for a woman reported as an unauthorized absence at Brookside Treatment Centre at Riverview in Coquitlam, B.C. Continue reading
This week on ‘Focus Montreal’: June 23, 2019
This week on Focus Montreal, Global takes a look at how Bill 21 will be challenged in court, cannabis tax revenue is lower than anticipated and a 94-year-old Montreal woman became a published author. Continue reading
Over 110 firefighters sent to Rosemont condo building fire
Close to 30 people were rushed out of their homes after a fire broke out in a three-storey building in Montreal’s Rosemont-Petite-Patrie borough. Continue reading
SQ cracking down on impaired drivers during summer long weekends
The Sûreté du Québec is intensifying road interventions across the province for the Fête nationale and Canada Day. Continue reading
Airbnb could pull up to 1% off rental vacancies in Canada’s 3 biggest cities: study
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
A report estimates that Airbnb could have turned potential long-term rentals into short-term listings on their platform. Continue reading
Dialling in to disaster preparation with ham radio competition
Over 35,000 ham radio operators across North America participated in the annual Field Day competition. Continue reading
Two men in custody as Montreal police investigate shooting in Ahuntsic-Cartierville
Police responded to a 911 call at 4:45 a.m. after an altercation took place outside a bar. Continue reading
Man in critical condition after overnight stabbing in downtown Montreal
A 32 year old man is in critical condition after he was stabbed on Bishop Street near de Maisonneuve Boulevard, in downtown Montreal, early Sunday morning. Continue reading
Jurors with PTSD advocate for greater mental health support during, after trials
A private member’s bill, Bill C-417, would have amended the Criminal Code to allow jurors to speak about trial deliberations with a mental health professional. Continue reading
Verdun beach finally opens
By Phil Carpenter Photojournalist
The new beach in Verdun was packed Saturday, the first day it was open to the public. Continue reading
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