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As frustration among REM riders continues to grow, train manufacturer Alstom is promising equipment improvements that will increase the reliability of the service. Brayden Jagger Haines reports.

REM commuters who use the country’s deepest transit station are increasingly frustrated by the long line ups during rush hour. Officials for the light rail network say they’re improving the frequency of its ultra-fast elevators with the goal of maximizing passenger flow. Brayden Jagger Haines reports.

Service on the Deux-Montagnes REM line officially began for paying commuters on Monday, launching the much anticipated second-leg of the public transit project. Brayden Jagger Haines reports.

A Truck crash into an over pass caused a partial shutdown of the newest branch of the REM network Tuesday morning less than 48 hours after officially opening to the public. As Brayden Jagger Haines reports, officials are still working out the kinks with the newly inaugurated north shore segment.

After years of delays, another leg of the REM light rail network is open to the public. Passengers were finally able to ride the REM along the longest arm of the network, which connects downtown Montreal to Deux-Montagnes. Commuters who flocked to the open house Saturday say the launch was long overdue. Phil Carpenter reports

Alberta is being recognized for topping the Canadian Federation of Independent Business’s annual Red Tape Report Card and winning an award for its new approach to permit processes. Skylar Peters explains why the accolades are good news for business owners and consumers alike — and how separatism talks are affecting that optimism.

Manitoba continues to get failing grades when it comes to red tape, according to the Canadian Federation of Independent Business.

A man is facing possible assault charges after he sprayed Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar with an unknown substance on Tuesday. “It smells terrible,” a woman at the town hall could be heard saying. “I need a napkin,” Omar remarked as the man was taken away, before she said, “We will continue.”

Operation Red Nose is reflecting on the holiday season, in which it provided more than 1500 safe rides home across the province.

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business launched Red Tape Awareness week 17 years ago with the goal of bringing attention to the barriers that affect small businesses in Canada. Frédéric Gionet joins Paul Brothers over Zoom to discuss further.

On Thursday, the United States House of Representatives approved an extension of “Obamacare” tax credits that had expired on January 1. 17 Republican representatives broke ranks to support the Democrat-led measure.

In less than three weeks, the long-awaited electric rail service is scheduled to start running on the Deux-Montagnes line. It will include 14 new stations and stretch from the South Shore to the North Shore. Officials insist they’ve learned from past mistakes and that the problems in Brossard will be avoided. Tim Sargeant reports.

The Golden Globe glam looks continue: the successes, failures, and all points in between. Susie Wall and George Sully are breaking it down, and the power couple stars—from Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner to Tessa Thompson—showed some color throughout the evening. Amanda Seyfried and Pamela Anderson were also two standouts.

The Golden Globes are consistently among the most stylish red carpets of the awards season. From off-the-runway styles to bespoke couture, we see A-list celebs bringing their A-game. But was every single fit a hit? We brought in our specialists, style guru Susie Wall and fashion designer George Sully, to break down the top celeb...

Major new housing project in Montreal’s West Island is launching near the future Fairview–Pointe-Claire REM station. The development will eventually include more than 950 homes, ranging from rental apartments and condos to townhouses and single-family lots over one million square feet. Elizabeth Zogalis reports.

Students and teachers from Kenner Collegiate competed against Peterborough police officers in a basketball game on Wednesday. Both the police and the Rams hooped with heart to fundraise for a good cause. Madeleine McColl was on the sidelines for the highlights:

As computer memory prices climb faster than gold, tech devices are skyrocketing from gaming consoles to cellphones. It’s being referred to as a global crisis that’s threatening to make technology more expensive. As Global’s Craig Momney reports, it’s all because of the explosion of artificial intelligence.

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford met Thursday to sign an agreement to speed up the approval of major projects, including building the road to the Ring of Fire.

While addressing a gathering of supporters on Tuesday, U.S. President Donald Trump called former president Joe Biden “crooked” and “sleepy,” saying the Democrats had sent prices soaring while his administration made everything affordable.

The ‘Marty Supreme’ red carpet premiere had Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet finally make their red carpet debut in matching ensembles. Despite being together for two years, the couple has largely avoided the spotlight during prominent occasions. An old video from the set of the soap opera ‘General Hospital’ has surfaced with Amanda Seyfried and...