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Proanima waiving adoption fees through July 19 as summer abandonment season peaks
Nearly 50 animals arrive daily at the shelters; all dogs and cats up for adoption are already vaccinated, spayed or neutered, and microchipped.
Man, 32, stabbed in downtown Montreal early Thursday; police searching for assailant
Victim found with upper-body injuries near Sainte-Catherine and Hôtel-de-Ville around 3 a.m.; injuries non-life-threatening.
Food recalls affecting Quebec include oysters, maple syrup and protein candy with undeclared allergens
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued multiple recalls for products sold in the province since June, with milk, salmonella and...
Montreal entrepreneur Lin Sok launches OWNI platform to match co-home buyers
OWNI, a new app-based platform founded by Montreal financial advisor Lin Sok, addresses barriers to real estate ownership by connecting...
Quebec proposes stricter Benadryl controls with pharmacist tracking after teen death
Under a new regulatory proposal, diphenhydramine products would move behind pharmacy counters to reduce overdose risk following an...
M.A.D. Festival returns August 20–23 with 110+ designers and record fashion lineup
Downtown Montreal's free end-of-summer festival marks its 26th edition with over 110 designers, live music, street dance, and the...
Canadiens hiring Derek Lalonde as assistant coach from Toronto
The Montreal Canadiens have named Derek Lalonde as an assistant coach, replacing Trevor Letowski who is stepping away to spend more time...
Mandatory minimum sentence for child sexual abuse material distribution is unconstitutional, Quebec court rules
A Court of Appeal panel reduced one man's sentence to six months in the community, finding a one-year mandatory minimum violates the Charter.
Temptations Under the Sun launches August 7 on Crave with 11-minute World Cup halftime show on July 19
The English-language Occupation Double spinoff finally airs after a six-month delay; Justin Bieber joins Madonna, Shakira and BTS for...
Montreal ranks fourth in Canada's best cities for 2026, dropped from second place
Travel + Leisure's annual survey put Montreal at 82.78 points, behind Quebec City, Victoria and Ottawa but ahead of Vancouver.
50 years after 1976 Olympics, Montreal marks milestone with summer-long celebrations
The Games brought the city onto the world stage with over 76,000 spectators at the opening ceremony and nearly 8,200 athletes.
M.A.D. Festival Takes Over Downtown August 20–23 With 110+ Designers and Its Biggest Lineup Yet
The free four-day fashion, arts, and music festival returns to Quartier des spectacles for its 26th edition.
