The organizations wants the city to slash the $600 million police budget by half and invest that money into social and mental health services.

Dr. Horacio Arruda, the province's director of public health, told reporters Tuesday that forcing businesses to collect the personal data of their patrons is not the Quebec way of doing things, for now.

Not having to worry about competing for space was a relief for many enjoying the car-free morning.

The Montreal Youth Stars Foundation organized the event in the West Island to give the community a chance to speak out.

Public health officials say Quebec's potential second wave will be as big or as small as our efforts to maintain physical distancing. 

People wanting to use the Verdun beach to cool off this summer are now finally allowed to use it with all security services in place.

Residents were encouraged to leave non-perishable items at the end of their driveway or on the curb in a bag or box, or drop the donations off at participating grocery stores.

Miriam Vaillancourt recorded the altercation from her balcony.

A group of Black officers in the Montreal Police Service is urging their union to acknowledge that systemic racism exists in the force.

Churches are allowed to reopen their doors to worshipers in Montreal for the first time in several months. Religious celebrations are allowed to resume with 50% or less capacity and safety measures following the guidelines from public health.