Street fair in Saint-Henri aims to celebrate St-Jean holiday, ‘beautiful Notre-Dame Street’
Notre-Dame Street underwent a facelift last year, with roadwork to upgrade pipes, sewers, and sidewalks. Continue reading
Montreal Canadiens pick forward Jesperi Kotkaniemi third overall at NHL draft
The Montreal Canadiens selected Jesperi Kotkaniemi with the third pick in the first round of the NHL draft on Friday night. Continue reading
Study finds link between prescription opioid use, voting for Donald Trump
U.S. counties that heavily favoured Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election were the most likely to have high rates of prescription opioid use, according to a new study. Continue reading
Baby dies inside vehicle after father forgets to drop him off at Montreal daycare
Montreal police are investigating after a six-month-old baby was found dead inside a vehicle in downtown Montreal. Continue reading
Street fair returns to Monkland Avenue after year hiatus
By Billy Shields Photojournalist
A street fair is back on Monkland Avenue with a revamped focus and new vibe in keeping with the wishes of residents nearby. Continue reading
U.S. government says it has reunited 522 immigrant children with their families
The U.S. Homeland Security Department said late Saturday the government has reunited 522 children separated from adults, and plans to reunite another 16 children over the next 24 hours. Continue reading
Public transit agency hears from users across greater Montreal
By Tim Sargeant Reporter
Dozens turn out to ask pointed questions about improving public transit in 82 municipalities Continue reading
Pointe-Claire swimmer returns to competition after a year of battling leukemia
By Dan Spector Photojournalist
Pointe-Claire swimmer back in the pool after cancer fight. Continue reading
Trump administration looks to expand use of family detention for immigrants
The Trump administration is calling for the expanded use of family detention for immigrant parents and children who are stopped along the U.S.-Mexico border, Continue reading
McGill receives $37M from Quebec to transform part of old Royal Victoria Hospital
The Quebec government hands over $37 million to McGill to fund next steps in Royal Victoria Hospital project. Continue reading
Man says he was denied help after reporting bike stolen at Beaconsfield station
A West Island man said he is disappointed with Montreal police after reporting his bike was stolen from the Beaconsfield train station. Continue reading
Drug traffickers are using World Cup merchandise to smuggle cocaine
Some South American drug traffickers appear to be trying to take advantage of FIFA World Cup fervour to smuggle cocaine in soccer merchandise. Continue reading
Pro-wrestler gives students a lesson on bullying on last day of school
By Phil Carpenter Photojournalist
Jacques Rougeau was bullied as a pro wrestler, something he says traumatized him for a long time. Continue reading
Quebec health minister announces pilot project to transfer patients by air
Quebec’s health minister is announcing an 18-month pilot project to transfer patients between hospitals by helicopter. Continue reading
Ugly canines gear up for annual ‘World’s Ugliest Dog’ contest
Dogs with hairless bodies and lolling tongues will flaunt their imperfections as they compete to win the 2018 World’s Ugliest Dog contest in the San Francisco Bay Area. Continue reading
Trump administration looks to expand use of family detention for immigrants
The Trump administration is calling for the expanded use of family detention for immigrant parents and children who are stopped along the U.S.-Mexico border, Continue reading
Victim’s family says notorious killer Robert ‘Willy’ Pickton moved to Quebec
The family of one of Pickton’s victims says they’ve learned he was moved to a Quebec prison. Continue reading
Virginia restaurant owner refuses to serve White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders
A Virginia restaurant owner refused to serve White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders and her party. Continue reading
U.S. government says it has reunited 522 immigrant children with their families
The U.S. Homeland Security Department said late Saturday the government has reunited 522 children separated from adults, and plans to reunite another 16 children over the next 24 hours. Continue reading
The world is running out of sand — there’s even a violent black market for it
Sand, that seemingly abundant resource, is becoming a rare commodity. It’s extracted more than oil and gold as we use it to make concrete, asphalt and glass. Continue reading
Quebec liquor authority employees’ pre-holiday strike threat falls through
Results of the vote will be communicated to union members on Sunday, and will only be made public on Monday. Continue reading
Victim’s family says notorious killer Robert ‘Willy’ Pickton moved to Quebec
The family of one of Pickton’s victims says they’ve learned he was moved to a Quebec prison. Continue reading
Street fair in Saint-Henri aims to celebrate St-Jean holiday, ‘beautiful Notre-Dame Street’
Notre-Dame Street underwent a facelift last year, with roadwork to upgrade pipes, sewers, and sidewalks. Continue reading
Your Montreal guide to Fête nationale 2018
From fireworks to concerts, Fête nationale weekend is all about celebrating. Continue reading
‘There’s no place for intolerance’: Justin Trudeau responds to protester at Fête nationale event in Montreal
All three of the main federal party leaders will be in Quebec this weekend for the Fête nationale holiday. Continue reading
Montreal Canadiens pick forward Jesperi Kotkaniemi third overall at NHL draft
The Montreal Canadiens selected Jesperi Kotkaniemi with the third pick in the first round of the NHL draft on Friday night. Continue reading
Baby dies inside vehicle after father forgets to drop him off at Montreal daycare
Montreal police are investigating after a six-month-old baby was found dead inside a vehicle in downtown Montreal. Continue reading
Street fair returns to Monkland Avenue after year hiatus
By Billy Shields Photojournalist
A street fair is back on Monkland Avenue with a revamped focus and new vibe in keeping with the wishes of residents nearby. Continue reading
Public transit agency hears from users across greater Montreal
By Tim Sargeant Reporter
Dozens turn out to ask pointed questions about improving public transit in 82 municipalities Continue reading
Pointe-Claire swimmer returns to competition after a year of battling leukemia
By Dan Spector Photojournalist
Pointe-Claire swimmer back in the pool after cancer fight. Continue reading
McGill receives $37M from Quebec to transform part of old Royal Victoria Hospital
The Quebec government hands over $37 million to McGill to fund next steps in Royal Victoria Hospital project. Continue reading
Man says he was denied help after reporting bike stolen at Beaconsfield station
A West Island man said he is disappointed with Montreal police after reporting his bike was stolen from the Beaconsfield train station. Continue reading
Pro-wrestler gives students a lesson on bullying on last day of school
By Phil Carpenter Photojournalist
Jacques Rougeau was bullied as a pro wrestler, something he says traumatized him for a long time. Continue reading
Quebec health minister announces pilot project to transfer patients by air
Quebec’s health minister is announcing an 18-month pilot project to transfer patients between hospitals by helicopter. Continue reading
Montreal police search for suspect after armed assault in DDO
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
The 72-year-old victim suffered injuries to his upper body and was transported to hospital. Continue reading
ANALYSIS: Canada already seeing effects of Trump’s immigration clampdown
By John O’Dowd Executive Producer
Uncertainty surrounding Trump’s immigration orders could trigger a flood of immigrants into Canada, expert says. Continue reading
5 Montreal stories guaranteed to make you smile this week: June 22
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
Have you heard of this homegrown basketball star? Continue reading
Plateau-Mont-Royal moves forward with controversial parking ban
The Plateau-Mont-Royal is moving forward with a controversial plan to restrict creating new parking spots in the area. Continue reading
Quebec crane operators continue strike despite order to return to work
Most of the crane operators remain off the job for a fifth straight day despite a labour board ruling ordering them back to work. Continue reading
Celebrations and controversy mark National Indigenous Peoples Day in Quebec
By Gloria Henriquez Reporter/Weather specialist
Montrealers from all walks of life participated in National Indigenous Peoples Day events to commemorate the heritage and achievements of the country’s Indigenous peoples. The festivities in Quebec had both celebration and controversy. Continue reading
Côte-des-Neiges residents forced to use portable toilets after water main break
By Dan Spector Photojournalist
Montreal brought in port-a-potties to accommodate Côte-des-Neiges residents after a water main break. Continue reading
Pedestrian walkway over Turcot Interchange gets green light
By Elysia Bryan-Baynes Anchor/Reporter
The Dalle-Parc pedestrian and cyclist walkway will be built to link the LaSalle, Lachine and the Sud-Ouest boroughs to Notre-Dame-de-Grâce. Continue reading
Montreal couple says power cut off at bakery over landlord dispute
By Billy Shields Photojournalist
A couple running a bakery in Montreal claims a dispute with their landlord has left them without electricity. Continue reading
Quebec police watchdog probes death of man after he fled police on foot at casino
A chase ensued and the suspect was struck by a vehicle and died in hospital. Continue reading
‘He needs to go’: Quebec minister under fire from First Nations groups for comments on air ambulances
Some First Nations groups took his comments as reinforcing stereotypes about those living in north. Continue reading
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