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Montreal police seek 65-year-old convicted sex offender wanted for breaching release conditions
Mario Charette is wanted for violating the conditions of his statutory release under the Correctional Service of Canada and could be...
Two men found guilty in 2023 murders of Quebec entrepreneur Daniel Langlois and partner
Jonathan Lehrer and Robert Snyder Jr. convicted Tuesday in Dominica for killing Langlois and Dominique Marchand, found dead in a burned...
Montreal airport suspends US-bound flights over construction odour
U.S. Customs operations halted Wednesday morning after strong smell from building materials forced cancellations. Check your flight...
Ariana Grande brings Eternal Sunshine Tour to Montreal with voter engagement campaign
Three sold-out concerts at the Bell Centre this week feature a "mute challenge" and a Quebec election reminder booth partnered with...
Quebec family fights immigration barrier in Lebanese adoption case: 'My child is growing every day'
A Laval man's daughter remains in Lebanon after Quebec refused to authorize his adoption there, leaving them separated since December...
Pointe-Claire launches $6.8M flood defense plan as residents brace for more rain
The city is transforming a soccer field into a sponge park and offering residents up to $5,000 to waterproof their homes after June flooding.
Montreal urged to keep cutting water use as aqueduct repairs extend through summer
Emergency work on a major pipe serving 1.3 million people will continue until late August. The city is asking residents to maintain...
Hazmat truck reverses on Highway 20 near Montreal after driver misses exit
A tanker carrying refrigerated liquid carbon dioxide backed up near Saint-Mathieu-de-Belœil on Friday evening, forcing nearby vehicles...
Ball kids keep Montreal's National Bank Open courts humming—and stay out of the spotlight
Young athletes aged 10–18 are the invisible backbone of the tournament starting this week at IGA Stadium, throwing balls with surgical precision.
South Shore city offers $100 to ditch gas-powered gardening tools for electric
Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville is reimbursing half the price of electric mowers, leaf blowers, and trimmers up to $100 per household per year.
46 drowning deaths in Quebec this year, three more than same point last year
Three recent deaths occurred during bystander rescue attempts; Lifesaving Society urges people to call 911 first and use flotation...
Montreal Pride beefs up security after Berlin attack kills one
Fierté Montréal allocates nearly 10% of budget to safety measures, including metal detectors at Olympic Park and 300 security staff for parade.
