News — Page 16
Lily Allen cancels Montreal Centre Bell show, downsizes North American tour
The Performs West End Girl tour stop on September 8 is cancelled. Allen's rescheduled North American dates now include 12 stops in...
Lactalis Canada acquires Agropur's cheese division and two Quebec production facilities
The Cracker Barrel parent adds Oka and Saint-Hyacinthe plants and about 400 workers to its portfolio of specialty cheese brands.
Charles-LeMoyne Hospital expansion greenlights $672M South Shore infrastructure upgrade
Six-storey addition and PET scanner planned for Longueuil hospital; project expected complete by 2032.
Premier Fréchette commits to homelessness summit in spring 2027 with multi-stakeholder plan
All major Quebec parties now back Pauline Marois's proposal for a national strategy to address 12,000 homeless people.
Intestinal parasite infections rising in Quebec as camping season peaks
Hand washing and proper food prep are essential to avoid serious diarrhea; no cases yet in Canada from Michigan outbreak.
Jessé Rémond Lacroix brings 'Message personnel' to Montreal's Just for Laughs festival
French humorist's sold-out solo show explores bullying, identity, and finding authenticity on stage—now in Montreal.
Should Montreal bid for the Olympics again? Debate resurfaces 50 years after 1976 Games
Economists warn cost overruns are inevitable; city still servicing debt from 1976. Some residents see potential if venues exist.
Montreal rent prices climbed 2% in 2025 while most of Canada saw cuts, report finds
Average one-bedroom rents reached $1,693 in Montreal — up from $1,660 the year before — bucking a national trend as immigration held...
VoiceCamp marks 20 years in Laval with 'Return to Oz' production this week
The camp brings together 6- to 14-year-olds for a three-week immersion in theatre, song, and dance, culminating in a 30-minute show.
Four young Quebec musicians win top prizes at Canada's national music competition
The Concours de musique du Canada crowned four Grand Prize winners in Montreal this month, including three Montreal residents under age 17.
Honoré-Mercier Bridge to one lane each direction through early August for concrete repairs
Access ramps see overnight closures this week. Full restoration work runs July 17 through August 3.
Just for Laughs and OFF JFL bring hundreds of comedians to Montreal through July 26
The festival features everyone from "Weird" Al Yankovic to Gabriel Iglesias, with standout shows including The Culture Show and The Nasty Show.
