The move comes as another petition calls for the station to be renamed after late Montreal musician Oscar Peterson.

A petition launched last week to rename the Lionel-Groulx metro station after Oscar Peterson has been gaining steam with more than 15,000 signatures.

The bones' location corresponds to a known cemetery for up to 6,000 Irish immigrants who crossed the ocean only to die in fever sheds erected on the banks of the St. Lawrence River to contain the typhus epidemic.

The Village is the most picturesque area in Pointe-Claire and also the oldest. Its history could be traced back to the beginning of the 1700s.

The emblem will be reinstalled on the facade of a building on the southeast corner of Ste-Catherine and Berri streets.

James Wells had a wife and four children, but they were his second family — his first was killed in 1944 in a tragedy that is largely forgotten today.

After over three decades in business, L'Orchidée de Chine is closing its doors.

Montreal's original subway cars were taken off the tracks two years ago, but local entrepreneurs have unveiled a plan that would see the blue and white cars serving the city for another century.

Paul de Chomedy de Maisonneuve, a French military officer, first erected a wooden cross on Mount Royal on Jan. 6, 1643, to thank God for sparing the city from flooding.

The McCord Museum is about to launch a new exhibit called Topsy-turvy Storyland, showcasing 150 antique toys. The museum's conservation department used all sorts of forensic techniques to restore the toys.