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Storm leaves 137,000 without power across Quebec as heat wave peaks Friday
Heavy winds and lightning Thursday night knocked out power in the Laurentians, Lanaudière, Montreal and Laval, with some areas still...
Over 55,000 Quebec homes still without power as heat wave peaks Friday
Thunderstorms Thursday knocked out power across the Laurentians, Lanaudière, and Montérégie. Hydro-Québec warns downed lines may still be live.
Housing crisis deepens as Moving Day relocations double, evictions spike
The Office municipal d'habitation de Montréal relocated 71 households into temporary housing following July 1, double last year's...
Six cultural picks for the weekend: Jazz Fest opens, Comic-Con debuts, traditional music across Quebec
From Patrick Watson's headlining performance Friday to a 350-artist free concert series in Laval, here's where to spend your time before Monday.
School board accidentally sends parents' sensitive data, calls for immediate deletion
Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board emailed parents' names, birth dates, social insurance numbers and emergency contacts in a spreadsheet...
Moving Day cleanup will take at least another week, Montreal mayor says
After July 1st relocations left streets piled with garbage, the city has deployed extra crews and rented private trucks.
Dawson College graduate perseveres through grief to earn hard-won diploma
After seven years in her program, Tameka Charron walked across the stage and won her college's perseverance award.
Montreal police seek suspect in four sexual assault cases on transit
The SPVM is searching for a man in his 30s linked to incidents on metro lines and the 33 STM bus since spring 2025.
Montreal landlords hold firm on rents despite 25,000 vacant units across the city
Even with a quarter of the city's rental market sitting empty, landlords refuse to lower asking prices, spurring officials to weigh a...
Montreal heat wave pushes air conditioning demand to breaking point
As humidex climbs above 40°C, AC companies double fleet size to keep up with surging installations across the city.
Three Legged Race's Défis déjantés kicks off Thursday at Montreal Complètement Cirque
An English circus trio partners with Montreal comedian Pascale Marineau for a game-show-style cabaret blending improvisation with...
REM service disrupted between McGill and Bois-Franc during Thursday morning commute
The Brossard line shut down in both directions due to a track problem; shuttle buses ran while the transit agency worked to restore service.
