Comedian Nick Nemeroff leaves behind his beloved family and a 'large group of dedicated friends' from Montreal to Australia, his obituary reads.

Quebec's COVID-19 restrictions limit outdoor events to a maximum capacity of 5,000 people, who must be divided into separate sections of 500 people.

Montreal's iconic Just for Laughs festival is making its post-pandemic return with financial support from both the Quebec and federal governments.

The company says all programming will abide by Quebec's COVID-19 measures, and more details will be revealed by the end of June.

Quebec entertainment mogul Gilbert Rozon is facing a $1.6-million civil lawsuit over an alleged sexual assault dating back to 1994.

A spokeswoman for Crown says the decision in the Rozon case is based on an assessment of the evidence and the fact that an appeal cannot be made on a question of fact.

Former entertainment mogul Gilbert Rozon, founder of the Just for Laughs festival, has been found not guilty on charges of rape and indecent assault.

A group of women had pursued legal action against Gilbert Rozon over allegations of harassment and sexual assault.

Just for Laughs founder Gilbert Rozon's criminal trial for rape and indecent assault enters its final stage Friday.

Gilbert Rozon, 65, is charged with rape and indecent assault for acts allegedly committed in 1980.