Cirque du Soleil brings back Alegria for 25th anniversary
By Felicia Parrillo Reporter
Cirque du Soleil has decided to bring back their iconic show Alegria for the show’s 25th year anniversary. Continue reading
Canadian chess champion takes on Vanier students
By Felicia Parrillo Reporter
A Canadian chess champion challenged 20 students to a simultaneous game of chess. Continue reading
The role entitlement, rejection can play in misogyny and violence against women
Recent conversations by misogynistic communities on the internet have brought rejection and entitlement into the conversation. Experts explain what this means. Continue reading
PQ Leader Jean-Francois Lisee wants to build a fence near Quebec-New York border
By Raquel Fletcher Quebec City Correspondent
The Parti Quebecois leader said he wants a fence built near a Quebec-New York border crossing that is popular with asylum seekers. Continue reading
Quebec judge authorizes lawsuit against the federal government over Phoenix
A Quebec judge has authorized a class-action lawsuit against the federal government related to the troubled Phoenix pay system. Continue reading
B.C. government to unveil pipeline reference question on Thursday morning
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
The B.C. government will release its much-anticipated pipeline reference case question on Thursday morning. Continue reading
June 18 Quebec tornado outbreak largest in provincial history: Western University experts
Experts out of Western University identified seven additional tornadoes in addition to four previously confirmed in Quebec on June 18, making it the largest recorded outbreak in Quebec’s history. Continue reading
Bail hearing delayed for mother of dead two year old Quebec girl
A Quebec City woman whose two-year-old daughter was found dead last week has had her bail hearing put off until Friday. Continue reading
Immigration board ‘revamping’ complaint process after Global News investigation
A Global News investigation revealed allegations of “aggressive” and “incompetent” behaviour from two former refugee judges. Continue reading
2017 an all-time high for anti-Semitic acts: B’nai Brith Canada
By Anne Leclair Reporter
The audit found that incidents of vandalism more than doubled across the country. Continue reading
Lachine Canal pedestrian path portion to be blocked by construction all summer
By Dan Spector Photojournalist
Residents in Lachine are upset a part of a walkway by the canal will be fenced in all summer. Continue reading
Trump’s VA secretary pick has ‘pattern’ of questionable drugs, drunken behaviour: Democratic report
Donald Trump’s pick for Veterans Affairs secretary showed “a pattern” of questionable prescription drug practices and drunken behaviour, according to a summary of allegations compiled by Democratic staff of a Senate panel. Continue reading
Montreal homeless count returns to the city
By Elysia Bryan-Baynes Anchor/Reporter
Volunteers canvas those living on the streets for the homelessness survey. Continue reading
Another win for Longueuil man who accused police of racial profiling
By Felicia Parrillo Reporter
Longueuil resident Joel DeBellefeuille has won another victory in his discrimination case against the Longueuil police. Continue reading
‘He wasn’t a terrorist’: Those who knew Alek Minassian struggle to explain the Toronto van attack
A former classmate of the suspect said he believed the attack that left 10 dead and 14 injured had more to do with mental health than terrorism. Continue reading
‘Proud’ father praises police officer son who arrested Toronto van attack suspect
When asked about how many are praising Const. Ken Lam as a hero, David Lam praised the training his son received “so he can handle any problem.” Continue reading
Single mother Renuka Amarasingha killed in Toronto van attack
Renuka Amarasingha was an employee of the Toronto District School Board. Continue reading
Small plane carrying 6 people makes emergency landing on Calgary road; cause under investigation
None of the four passengers and two crew members were hurt. Continue reading
What is incel? Examining the ‘rebellion’ praised by Toronto van attack suspect
A look at the dark subculture that is the incel movement. Continue reading
These are the victims of the Toronto van attack
Ten people were killed in Toronto Monday afternoon after a driver plowed into pedestrians. Continue reading
Cirque du Soleil brings back Alegria for 25th anniversary
By Felicia Parrillo Reporter
Cirque du Soleil has decided to bring back their iconic show Alegria for the show’s 25th year anniversary. Continue reading
Canadian chess champion takes on Vanier students
By Felicia Parrillo Reporter
A Canadian chess champion challenged 20 students to a simultaneous game of chess. Continue reading
PQ Leader Jean-Francois Lisee wants to build a fence near Quebec-New York border
By Raquel Fletcher Quebec City Correspondent
The Parti Quebecois leader said he wants a fence built near a Quebec-New York border crossing that is popular with asylum seekers. Continue reading
Quebec town hopeful dismantling of rusting cargo ship will go smoothly after fire
A southwestern Quebec town is counting down the days until an unwelcome piece of marine history disappears from its shores. Continue reading
Quebec Remparts expected to bring back former coach and GM Patrick Roy
He has been out of hockey since acting as coach and vice-president of hockey operations for the Colorado Avalanche from 2013 to 2016. Continue reading
Debate at National Assembly after Quebec premier accused of ‘mansplaining’
By Raquel Fletcher Quebec City Correspondent
Premier Philippe Couillard is being hotly criticized for comments he made about parity between men and women in politics. Continue reading
Quebec judge authorizes lawsuit against the federal government over Phoenix
A Quebec judge has authorized a class-action lawsuit against the federal government related to the troubled Phoenix pay system. Continue reading
June 18 Quebec tornado outbreak largest in provincial history: Western University experts
Experts out of Western University identified seven additional tornadoes in addition to four previously confirmed in Quebec on June 18, making it the largest recorded outbreak in Quebec’s history. Continue reading
Bail hearing delayed for mother of dead two year old Quebec girl
A Quebec City woman whose two-year-old daughter was found dead last week has had her bail hearing put off until Friday. Continue reading
2017 an all-time high for anti-Semitic acts: B’nai Brith Canada
By Anne Leclair Reporter
The audit found that incidents of vandalism more than doubled across the country. Continue reading
Think your road is bad? There’s a contest for that
For the fourth consecutive year, CAA-Quebec is asking Quebec road users to vote for the bumpiest, most decrepit road they know. Continue reading
Lachine Canal pedestrian path portion to be blocked by construction all summer
By Dan Spector Photojournalist
Residents in Lachine are upset a part of a walkway by the canal will be fenced in all summer. Continue reading
Montreal homeless count returns to the city
By Elysia Bryan-Baynes Anchor/Reporter
Volunteers canvas those living on the streets for the homelessness survey. Continue reading
Another win for Longueuil man who accused police of racial profiling
By Felicia Parrillo Reporter
Longueuil resident Joel DeBellefeuille has won another victory in his discrimination case against the Longueuil police. Continue reading
Quebec hoping to reduce use of paper in justice system
The Quebec government says it hopes to greatly reduce the use of paper in the province’s judicial system in order to make it much more efficient. Continue reading
Quebec City mosque shooter ‘medium’ risk to re-offend: psychologist testimony
By Raquel Fletcher Quebec City Correspondent
The crown cross-examined the defence’s forensic psychologist Tuesday during the sentencing hearing for Quebec City mosque shooter, Alexandre Bissonnette. Continue reading
Opposition motion calls for action to stop flow of illegal border crossings into Canada
Concerns were raised last week by the Quebec government over the mounting pressures caused by the tens of thousands of asylum seekers pouring into the province. Continue reading
Just one suspect in death of two year old girl: Quebec City police
Quebec City police say their investigation into the slaying of a two-year-old girl points to just a single suspect. Continue reading
Police in Quebec make more than 60 Hells Angels related arrests
Police in Quebec are carrying out dozens of arrests they say are linked to Hells Angels-related drug activities. Continue reading
People should have minimal knowledge of French to stay in Quebec: poll
The groups want the commitments to be included in the parties’ electoral platforms ahead of the Oct. 1 province-wide vote. Continue reading
REM loophole allows Caisse to sell if light rail line flops
By Elysia Bryan-Baynes Anchor/Reporter
The REM light rail project agreement between Quebec and CDPQ is made public. Continue reading
Quebec City mosque shooter considered mall shooting 2 months earlier
By Raquel Fletcher Quebec City Correspondent
A forensic psychologist testified that Bissonnette told him he had the impression that he “had been trapped” by a demon. Continue reading
Quebec announces about $1 million toward anglophone organizations
By Billy Shields Photojournalist
About $1 million will flow through Concordia University to several English-speaking community organizations. Continue reading
Exclusive: Kidney cancer patient in the Laurentians wins fight for less invasive treatment in Montreal
By Anne Leclair Reporter
He was told two months ago that his tumour is small enough to qualify for a local tumour ablation (LTA) instead of surgery. Continue reading
Plan to deal with surge in asylum seekers coming in ‘days and weeks’ ahead: Ottawa
The federal government says Canadians will need to wait for at least a few days — and possibly longer — for a fully updated plan. Many of the newest arrivals are from Nigeria. Continue reading
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