19-year-old dies after light-rail train collision overnight on Montreal’s South Shore

BROSSARD - A 19-year-old man has died after being struck by a light-rail train on Montreal’s South Shore. Provincial police ...

Québec Solidaire calls caucus meeting to vote on Vincent Marissal's suspension

Québec Solidaire has called a caucus meeting to vote on Vincent Marissal's suspension after learning that he intended to join ...

1 dead, 1 in critical condition after REM train collision on Montreal's South Shore

One person is dead, another is in critical condition, and a third is out of danger after they got hit by a REM train on ...

Why Quebec’s proposed constitution has legal experts, civil rights groups sounding the alarm

The legislation tabled last month has been the subject of growing consternation among legal experts and civil liberties ...

Canadiens F Evans exits early vs. Capitals

The Montreal Canadiens announced that forward Jake Evans will not return to Thursday’s game against the Washington Capitals.

Federal government to expedite Alto, Canada's first high-speed rail project

The Government of Canada will expedite the planning of Alto high-speed rail to enable construction to begin in four years ...

Montreal clinic for vulnerable population faces closure amid Quebec’s controversial Bill 2

Montreal’s Clinique L’Agora may close due to Bill 2, putting 6,000 vulnerable unhoused patients, LGBTQ2, and those with ...
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Lanka–Canada trade ties get major boost

A Sri Lankan business delegation, organised by the Sri Lanka–Canada Business Council (SLCBC) of The Ceylon Chamber of ...

Montreal Canadiens recall Florian Xhekaj, Arber’s brother, from AHL Laval

The Montreal Canadiens recalled forward Florian Xhekaj, the younger brother of bruising defenceman Arber Xhekaj, from the ...

First in Canada program lets mothers undergo addiction treatment without leaving children

A Quebec program is being described as the only one of its kind in the country: a treatment centre that allows mothers to ...

Quebec Liberals want media to release names in anonymous text-message exchanges

QUÉBEC - Quebec Liberal Leader Pablo Rodriguez says his party will send a formal legal notice to the Journal de Montreal, after the news outlet published a report alleging some ...