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Quebec to test virtual waiting rooms in emergency departments

An initial pilot project will let non-urgent patients wait at home in Lanaudière, with a second initiative testing virtual consultations.

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Free concert marks National Indigenous Peoples Day in Cabot Square

POP Montreal's sixth annual event features performances from 3 p.m. Sunday, June 21, with artists including Linda Saddleback, Kris...

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Metro workers reject offer in 3-month-old strike

Warehouse and headquarters employees voted down the latest proposal by 95%, demanding 20% wage increases and better conditions.

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Highway 25 closed overnight for lane-light repairs

A heavy truck hit overhead lighting Thursday morning. The highway and Louis-Hippolyte-La Fontaine tunnel closed Thursday night to fix the damage.

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Rapkeb returns: hip-hop proves its staying power at Francos

Loud and Koriass headlined the 10-year anniversary of Quebec's first major rap concert, drawing thousands to Place des Festivals...

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Montreal's summer snow is poplar seeds, not pollen

The white fluff floating through the city comes from female poplar trees, not allergens. But pollen levels are still higher than usual...

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McGill drops three spots in global university rankings, now at 30th worldwide

Canada's top-ranked university still leads the country but slides further from its 2015 peak of 21st place globally.

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Quebec police ethics commissioner opens investigation into Station 39 racism allegations

The Red Coalition's complaint about Montreal North police misconduct has triggered a formal file after years of reported discrimination.

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Four cultural picks for your Montreal weekend

From the Lachine Canal's free music festival to Stanley Kubrick retrospectives and a massive art biennial.

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Black Montreal police employees fear reprisals over racism allegations

After two officers were suspended, Black employees warn that whistleblower protections are insufficient to prevent retaliation.

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Quebec Liberals hold back on lawsuit against PQ leader—for now

The PLQ gave Paul St-Pierre Plamondon 72 hours to retract accusations linking them to organized crime; he refused.

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Canada's first uterine transposition surgery performed at Montreal hospital

The MUHC procedure offers fertility preservation for women undergoing pelvic radiation therapy, protecting reproductive organs from damage.