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Quebec Redneck Bluegrass Bring Chaos to MTelus
The Saguenay rockers played an abbreviated Francos set Saturday, with miniature model trains, a globe-shaped cooler, and genuine mayhem.
40 Free Documentaries Under the Stars This Summer
Cinéma sous les étoiles returns June 25–August 30 across 17 Montréal parks, with outdoor screenings plus filmmaker Q&As.
Miles Davis & Coltrane Centennials at Jazz Fest
The Festival international de jazz de Montréal kicks off June 25 with tributes to two jazz titans born in 1926, featuring Marcus Miller...
Labour tribunal orders $1.87/hour pay hike for vision specialists back to 2010
Quebec's Administrative Labour Tribunal ruled orientation and mobility specialists must receive retroactive salary adjustments dating to...
Lost brings Japanese stoicism to Francos stage Saturday
The Montreal rapper performs GAMAN at MTelus this weekend, blending Cartierville roots with samurai philosophy inspired by a 2024 trip to Japan.
Quebec seizes $6M in drug-cutting assets across region
Sûreté du Québec seized 730kg of lidocaine, $215K cash, and frozen eight properties valued over $6M in six-location operation targeting...
Old Brewery Mission opens first rehousing facility in Sud-Ouest
The Monk Pavilion offers 18 studio apartments near the Monk metro, plus a Renaissance thrift store on the ground floor.
STM monthly passes getting $5.50 pricier starting July 1
A 3% fare increase across Greater Montreal's transit network kicks in Friday, but single and two-ride fares stay the same.
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.
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...
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.
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.
