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STM bans staff prayers on property starting Sept. 1 under Quebec secularism law
Montreal's transit authority will enforce Bill 9 restrictions, allowing quiet spaces only for meditation and yoga, citing obligations...
Jacques Doucet, Montreal Expos' legendary play-by-play voice, dies at 86
The broadcaster who called 33 seasons of Expos games was honoured as the voice of Quebec baseball and inducted into the Canadian...
Montréal voters have until October 1 to register or update address for Quebec election
With the October 5 provincial vote approaching, eligible voters must complete registration changes by Sept. 14–Oct. 1.
Champlain Bridge closes Friday 11 p.m. through Monday 5 a.m. toward Montreal; use Jacques-Cartier instead
Complete closure between Brossard and downtown includes Samuel-De Champlain span. Victoria Bridge also under partial restrictions...
Shein pop-up store opens on Ste-Catherine amid environmental protests from Équiterre
Fast-fashion retailer returns to Montreal through August 30 as activists highlight textile waste. Quebec's clothing landfill doubled to...
30,000 power banks sold at Winners and HomeSense recalled over fire hazard
Stop using immediately and return to store for refund; 30 model numbers affected.
Quebec premier campaigns on stability as trade war with U.S. escalates
Fréchette frames U.S. tariff threats as her main campaign opponent, positioning CAQ as the steady hand.
Quebec's 39-day provincial election campaign launches today with October 5 vote ahead
Premier Christine Fréchette asked the lieutenant-governor to dissolve the National Assembly on Thursday, triggering the campaign period...
Rush reunites for tour 11 years after farewell, honoring late drummer Neil Peart
Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson are reviving the Toronto progressive rock trio after a decade away, driven by friendship and the memory of...
Quebec's 39-day election campaign launches Thursday as Fréchette meets lieutenant governor
Premier Christine Fréchette will dissolve the National Assembly Thursday morning, officially kicking off the race for October 5 election.
Quebec retailers call on political parties to address shoplifting crisis as theft losses surge
Industry groups are pressing politicians ahead of the election to take theft seriously; retail theft losses in Canada jumped from $5...
City auditor flags weak oversight of officials' expenses; half of hotel and meal costs exceed federal rates
Montreal's auditor general found significant shortcomings in how the city monitors spending by municipal officials, with reimbursements...
