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CHUM research unlocks path to stronger breast cancer virus therapy
Montreal scientists found that estrogen blocks a cellular defense mechanism, making tumors more vulnerable to oncolytic virus treatment.
Cirque de Soleil's ECHO opens at the Old Port this week
The new show featuring Future and her wolf-dog companion Ewai arrives at Jacques Cartier Pier with aerial acts, contortion and...
Félix Auger-Aliassime's French Open run ends in quarters
The Montreal tennis star fell to Italy's Flavio Cobolli in straight sets Wednesday, ending Canada's last singles hope at Roland Garros.
MURAL Festival transforms Saint-Laurent Boulevard this week
The 14th annual street art festival opens Thursday with live painting, block parties, artist battles and free workshops along the Main.
Quebec pledges tougher penalties for abusive landlords
Québec Solidaire proposes fines up to $200,000 for repeat offenders and a new power to expropriate properties from serial violators.
French language training to get expanded financial support
Quebec's language commissioner proposes a $15,000 annual loan program for immigrants in full-time French courses to boost participation.
Police seek families after jewelry stolen from funeral niches
A man and woman arrested in May allegedly forced open burial niches across Montréal, Laval, and the North Shore, stealing valuables left...
Summer heat rolls in—reach 29°C today, 30°C tomorrow
Montreal is entering a warm, sunny stretch lasting through much of next week, with temperatures climbing to 32°C by Tuesday.
Bouncy castle tragedy raises safety questions for inflatables
A 3-year-old girl died in LaSalle when high winds swept a bouncy castle into the air. Experts say the structures aren't regulated like...
Doctors' college urges province to eliminate polluting anesthetic gases
The Collège des médecins du Québec wants Santé Québec to phase out desflurane and shut down nitrous oxide lines in health facilities.
Entre Deux brings adoption and identity to the dance stage
MAI presents Claudia Chan Tak's new work exploring a woman's journey between cultures through six duets running June 3 to 6.
Quebec researchers find potential pathway to halt ALS progression
A Montreal team identified a DNA repair mechanism that may be reversible, opening doors to earlier diagnosis and possible treatments for...
