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Taylor Casey vanished from a yoga retreat in the Bahamas almost three weeks ago, and her family believes she's in danger.

For the Quebec Association of Independent Schools it's the regulations that accompany Bill 115 that are problematic.

A list, in chronological order, of some of the notable Canadians who died in 2012.

Miriam Green's list of accomplishments is long and impressive, which is why she is receiving the prestigious Sheila and Victor Goldboom Award.

The Aylmer, Que., native was a former teacher, school principal and school board administrator.

On Friday morning, Goldbloom Award winner and Montreal film producer Kevin Tierney will co-host the Montreal Morning News with Camille Ross.

A very special event honours three outstanding people who have contributed to Quebec's English-speaking community.

Freed has been trying to make people laugh since the days of the Quebec sovereignty debates.

Martin Murphy is being recognized for his years of service to the as one of four recipients of the 2019 Goldbloom Awards,

Joshua Arless is among four Anglophone Quebecers who are being awarded the Quebec Community Groups Network Goldbloom Awards for 2019.

A prominent Montreal social work educator and longtime community leader, Sheila Goldbloom has died at the age of 96. Her husband died in 2016.

Wondering what these three Quebecers have done to win a Goldbloom Award? Watch as they share their stories.

Take a look at how Global News is covering the municipal elections in Côte Saint-Luc.

Jazz musician Oliver Jones has also used his musical talent to quietly, discreetly give back to the community.

Gerry Cutting's work over the years is being honoured by the Sheila and Victor Goldbloom Awards.

Retired Senator and former journalist Joan Fraser is being recognized this year by the Quebec Community Groups Network for her achievements.

Former Quebec cabinet minister Victor Goldbloom, remembered for fostering communication between various communities in the province, has died.

The statue can be viewed via an augmented reality, location-based app, an experience somewhat akin to using the Pokemon Go app.

People across the country are being urged to start talking and break a stigma that devastates thousands of Canadians every year.

Three outstanding leaders from across the province are being honoured for building bridges between Quebecers of different backgrounds.