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Montreal city council votes Monday on suspending ties with Israel
City council debates Projet Montréal's motion to suspend institutional ties with Israeli government, backed by hundreds of artists and...
Trump tariffs hit Quebec businesses as Fréchette calls emergency cabinet meeting
Quebec's premier says the U.S. trade collapse demands immediate action to support workers and companies facing new tariffs.
Laval's Place Bell hosts free West African epic dance spectacle
Choreographer Aly Keita explores the legend of Soundjata Keita through dance and live music this Sunday, blending African traditions...
Man charged with attempted murder after stabbing Montreal police officer in Saint-Michel
Officer stabbed during Saint-Michel wellness check; suspect charged with attempted murder and other offences.
Nearly three in five Quebecers say education system has declined over past 15 years
Survey finds most Quebecers believe education quality has declined; teacher shortages and parent communication overload cited as key challenges.
Montreal teenager arrested for planning school attack using AI
RCMP arrested a Rosemont teen Friday after U.S. authorities tipped them off to extremist activity on Telegram. The force says no public...
Quebec cheese recalls expand: 33 Laiterie de Coaticook products, plus Italian fresh cheeses over E. coli
Listeria and E. coli contamination has triggered recalls affecting multiple Quebec retailers, with Costco in Sherbrooke affected. The...
Gatineau police arrest three men in drug-trafficking investigation
Officers seized cocaine, methamphetamine, cannabis, firearms and cash from residences in the Hull sector on Aug. 19.
Lawyer arrested in Saint-Michel death appears in court Friday
Daniel Rochefort, 72, was arrested after a woman in her 40s was found dead on 39th Street near Paul-Corbeil on Monday. Police say the...
Quebec premier dodges position on Canada-U.S. trade deal as deadline looms
Christine Fréchette says she needs time to analyze the impact on Quebec's economy. The 50 percent tariff deadline expires Saturday at 12:01 a.m.
Man suspected in Montreal's 12th femicide dies in hospital
A 51-year-old man found with serious injuries at a Villeray apartment has died. The woman found dead at the scene on Saturday was in an...
CAQ taps author and radio host Geneviève Pettersen to succeed Legault in L'Assomption
The Coalition Avenir Québec announced Thursday that author and former radio host Geneviève Pettersen will run in L'Assomption, the...