Prime Minister Justin Trudeau reiterated that he still expects Iran to compensate the victims’ families as well. Continue reading →

“You know, we teach our kids what would Jesus do,” the teen’s mother said. “What would he do here?” Continue reading →

Apparently, the sect is relatively new to the area, and had been operating locally only for about three months. Continue reading →

The Supreme Court of Canada has dismissed an attempt by British Columbia to assert authority over what can flow through an expanded Trans Mountain pipeline from Alberta. Continue reading →

“It is my responsibility,” said one friend. “It’s a responsibility of any close friend to help a friend.” Continue reading →

The fires that have been burning since September have put Australia’s unique population of birds, reptiles and mammals such as koalas and kangaroos at risk. Continue reading →

André Audet, 62, appeared at a courthouse in Longueuil, Que., on Jan. 9 in connection with two charges — public incitement of hatred and willful promotion of hatred. Continue reading →

In a private meeting, Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante reportedly said the city is willing to discuss relocating Bridge Street to allow the creation of a memorial park. Continue reading →

The golfer shot a 151-yard hole-in-one on a par-3 hole. Continue reading →

Thérèse Tanguay Dion, the mother of famed Quebec singer and entertainer Céline Dion, has died at the age of 92. Continue reading →

Canadian civil rights groups have filed an appeal with the Supreme Court of Canada after Quebec’s top court rejected their challenge to the province’s religious symbol ban. Continue reading →

A man in his 30s is expected to appear at the Joliette courthouse on Friday morning in connection with the death of Jaël Cantin in Mascouche. Continue reading →

It will be the third time that they will have spoken since the disaster, despite Canada having broken off diplomatic relations with Iran in 2012.  Continue reading →

Union spokesperson Denyse Joseph called the current overcrowding issue in Quebec emergency rooms inhumane for both the patients and health-care professionals. Continue reading →

A few quick strikes and a rock-solid performance between the pipes by Carey Price keeps the Montreal Canadiens within shouting distance in the Eastern Conference playoff race. Continue reading →

It was a strangely important game — not necessarily in the result, but at least in the effort — and Montreal did put together a tremendous effort, beating a hot Flyers team 4-1. Continue reading →

Montreal police confirmed that they were called to Lester B. Pearson High School in Montreal North and secured the exits while classes were dismissed at the end of the day. Continue reading →

Baba, 32, was captured in 2017 in Mali, where he remains in custody and is being prosecuted. Mali has no extradition treaty with the United States. Continue reading →

Quebec’s deputy premier and public security minister has become a mother for the second time. Continue reading →

The lower courts had all dismissed Marc Bibeau’s request. Continue reading →

The city of Beaconsfield is anxiously waiting on the results of the Quebec Transport Ministry’s technical report so as to begin preliminary work on the long-awaited sound wall. Continue reading →

The provincial police force reports that the more than 800 motorists arrested were impaired by alcohol, drugs or a combination of both. Continue reading →

Bombardier says it expects its financial results for 2019 will fall short of its earlier guidance. Continue reading →

Quebec provincial police are investigating the suspicious death of a mother in her 30s in Mascouche. Continue reading →

The City of Montreal has closed a stretch of Parc Avenue after a large pothole appeared on the major artery on Wednesday night. Continue reading →