Everything must go: Montrealers hunt for bargains at Sainte-Anne convent moving sale
Furniture, paintings, cutlery and everything in between was for sale as the Sisters of Sainte-Anne prepare for their downsizing move. Continue reading
Quebec
What’s open and closed in Montreal for the 2019 May long weekend
Several institutions and businesses will be closed on Monday for National Patriots’ Day. Continue reading
Quebec’s Davie shipyard in line for contract to build 2 ferries
Ottawa will issue an Advance Contract Award Notice to the Chantier Davie, Transport Minister Marc Garneau said in a statement. Continue reading
Florida police arrest man in connection with death of Quebec couple
Police found the couple’s bodies in their bedroom on March 22, 2019. Continue reading
With parking spots lacking for REM stations, West Islanders hope for a change
By Billy Shields Photojournalist
West Islanders are furious after a central Montreal bus lane is projected to have 1,200 parking spots while West Island REM stations are largely planned without parking. Continue reading
Quebec government amends bill targeted at tightening cannabis regulations
A CAQ representative reveals that Bill 2 will be amended, allowing for the consumption of cannabis in certain public parks and spaces. Continue reading
Stolen Burnaby dog reportedly bound for Quebec found in Okanagan
Police say social media played an important role in the dog’s return. Continue reading
Montreal Metro’s blue line extension costs rise by $600M: STM
The final budget is said to be confirmed in 2021. Continue reading
Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante speaks at Bill 21 parliamentary hearings
In her speech, Plante challenged several aspects of the proposed law, particularly its application. Continue reading
Quebec English school group denounces Bill 21 as ‘unethical, unnecessary’ ahead of public testimony
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
The Quebec English School Boards Association is speaking out against the province’s controversial secularism bill just ahead of its testimony at the public hearings. Continue reading