On Sunday night, viewers finally learned the fate of their favourite characters from Westeros in a slow-paced, pensive finale. Continue reading →

U.S. scientists recently released photos that show the adult known as J17 has deteriorated in health since she was assessed last fall. Continue reading →

As Canadians prepare for beach season, here’s a look at the laws, the history and some of the controversy surrounding nudity. Continue reading →

The Times said the transactions, some of which involved Trump’s now-defunct foundation, set off alerts in a computer system designed to detect illicit activity, according to the former bank employees. Continue reading →

Service resumed just before 6 p.m. Continue reading →

Just one cigarette butt can contain up to 7,000 toxic chemicals and, if thrown on the ground, can pollute up to 500 litres of water. Continue reading →

This week on Focus Montreal, learn about problems with the youth protection system, seminars for parents at the Montreal Centre for Learning Disabilities and more. Continue reading →

The man’s death is considered suspicious due to signs of violence on his body. Continue reading →

BEI says the woman decided to cross the street, despite having been warned by police not to do so. That is when she was struck by an oncoming vehicle. Continue reading →

Police are investigating what is being described as an attempted murder after a 27-year-old man was shot in Montreal North Saturday night. Continue reading →

Alexey Toropchenko scored a natural hat trick in the first period. Continue reading →

Furniture, paintings, cutlery and everything in between was for sale as the Sisters of Sainte-Anne prepare for their downsizing move. Continue reading →

For years, visually impaired hockey players have used a tomato juice can or a steel container filled with small balls as a puck. Continue reading →

Ignacio Piatti had not played since March 16, missing the last 10 games with knee and calf injuries. Continue reading →

Porches in Montreal’s Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG) have been turned into free concert venues. Continue reading →

Several institutions and businesses will be closed on Monday for National Patriots’ Day. Continue reading →

Between April 1, 2018 and March 31, 2019, 5,250 long-guns were voluntarily given to authorities to be destroyed, according to provincial police spokeswoman Joyce Kemp. Continue reading →

During the 2018 May long weekend, there were four fatal collisions, 43 collisions involving injuries on SQ territory and 83 impaired driving cases were opened.  Continue reading →

Ottawa will issue an Advance Contract Award Notice to the Chantier Davie, Transport Minister Marc Garneau said in a statement. Continue reading →

Fondation Émergence’s mission is to raise awareness about the realities of sexual diversity. Continue reading →

No arrests have been made after a 25-year-old man was shot and killed last week. Continue reading →

New data has revealed the scale and scope of this spring’s devastating floods. Continue reading →

Canadian Football League training camps kick off this weekend, officially starting the countdown to the 107th Grey Cup on November 24 in Calgary. Continue reading →

UPAC has been suffering from low morale, recruiting difficulties and a series of embarrassing leaks to the media. Continue reading →