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Swiatek edges Svitolina in gruelling semifinal to face Rybakina in Montreal's NBO final
World No. 8 Iga Swiatek outlasted Elina Svitolina 6-3, 1-6, 6-3 Wednesday to set up a championship match against Elena Rybakina, who...
Five 2018 World Junior players breached Hockey Canada code despite sexual assault acquittals
An appeal board upheld suspensions for four of the players, with reinstatement dates ranging from November 2026 to 2030. One player was...
Montreal police investigate alleged sexual abuse at Ahuntsic day camp
The SPVM's sexual assault section is examining allegations involving a minor staff member and a young girl at Loisirs Sophie-Barat.
West Island tenants seeking help jumps 63% as rents climb and affordable housing vanishes
The West Island Tenants' Action Committee helped 633 people in 2025-26, with rent increases and evictions driving the surge.
Constitutional challenge filed against Quebec law making oath to King optional
A University of Ottawa law professor argues Bill 4 exceeds provincial powers and threatens voting rights ahead of the next election.
Quebec merges $38M school book budget into broader spending pool amid bookseller backlash
Today marks the industry's biggest book-buying day of the year, but the government's decision to end dedicated school funding has the...
Quebec engineers' indefinite strike halts 150 construction sites across province
With 1,900 government engineers off the job since July 6, projects in regional areas face delays and contractors warn of job losses.
VIA Rail to build Dorval multimodal hub connecting trains and airport shuttle
The railway launches a co-development phase to bring VIA, Exo, and Trudeau airport services together at one West Island location.
Montreal police chief faces questions at public meeting over racism allegations
Chief Fady Dagher took questions Tuesday after a 16-member patrol unit was dismantled in June over misconduct and racism allegations.
Montreal Children's Hospital apprenticeship program builds confidence in teens facing barriers
The Pediatric-Adult Transition Hub runs a free two-week program for teens aged 14-18 who have faced health, disability, or education barriers.
Fabre metro station's main entrance closes until 2028 for Blue line work
The entrance at Jean-Talon and Fabre shuts this week; use Entrance B instead. Bus stops relocating in two phases.
Jean-Philippe Marier's ACT4LOVE mission targets one billion acts of encouragement by 2040
The Montreal activist has logged 52,000 encouraging acts across 50+ countries in over 1,600 consecutive days, building a movement...
