Montreal

• Montreal mayor falls victim to city’s growing pothole problem

  Soraya Martinez Ferrada said she blew a pair of tires while driving her personal vehicle along Notre-Dame Street, prompting her to share the experience on social media Monday.

  Canada

  Feb 3
  
• Quebec police set up post in Mont-Tremblant, one year after man’s disappearance

  One year after 22-year-old Liam Toman disappeared from a Mont-Tremblant ski resort, Quebec police and his family are asking anyone with information to come forward.

  Canada

  Jan 31
  
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• Quebec Environment Minister Drainville enters race for CAQ party leadership

  Quebec Environment Minister Bernard Drainville launched his bid for the CAQ leadership Saturday, as Premier François Legault prepares to step down.

  Politics

  Jan 24
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• Parti Québécois rallies around independence at Quebec convention

  At a key party convention in Saint-Hyacinthe, Que., this weekend, the Parti Québécois is rallying supporters around the prospect of Quebec independence.

  Canada

  Jan 24
• Quebec pushes back greenhouse gas reduction target by five years to 2035

  Quebec is delaying its greenhouse gas reduction target by five years, saying meeting the 2030 goal would risk jobs and the economy amid U.S. tariff uncertainty.

  Canada

  Jan 22
• Montreal-area mother loses job on maternity leave, then denied EI benefits

  Celia Johnston was supposed to be back at work in October, but a week before her return, she got a call saying her job was being cut.

  Canada

  Jan 16
• Seaplane had faulty repair job months before 2025 fatal Quebec crash, TSB says

  The Transportation Safety Board says there was a faulty repair job on the flight controls of a small seaplane a few months before it crashed into the Richelieu River last year.

  Canada

  Jan 14
• Coalition Avenir Québec member withdraws from caucus after impaired driving arrest

  A Coalition Avenir Québec member of the legislature was arrested this week for alleged impaired driving and is withdrawing from caucus for the duration of the legal proceedings.

  Canada

  Jan 9
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• Quebec chemical firm hit with $1.4M fine over substance discharged in river

  A company that operated a chemical manufacturing plant in western Quebec has been fined $1.35 million for discharging a harmful substance into the Rivière du Lièvre in 2019.

  Environment

  Jan 9
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• New charges against man with al-Qaida ties as lawyer raises mental health concerns

  New details are emerging about a homeless man with previous ties to al-Qaida who is charged with allegedly threatening to bomb public transit in Montreal.

  Crime

  Jan 8