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Child with measles exposed travelers at Montreal airport and Sainte-Justine ER
Public Health warns of potential measles exposure at two city locations Oct. 9–10; unvaccinated people must isolate.
Spencer Levine and Amanda Tam finish Montreal Marathon in 3:47, hit $15,000 ALS fundraising goal
The couple completed the 42.2-kilometre race Sunday, beating their four-hour target and raising full funds for ALS Quebec.
Man stabbed in Pierrefonds-Roxboro; suspect arrested in Mirabel
A 35-year-old victim was transported to hospital after an altercation early Sunday morning. Police arrested a 38-year-old suspect hours later.
Quebec health alert: E. coli detected in Fromagerie des Grondines tomme de Lachevrotière cheese
Do not consume tomme de Lachevrotière sold by Fromagerie des Grondines up to October 1st due to E. coli contamination. Illness can occur...
Vehicle fire in Dollard-des-Ormeaux investigated as suspected arson
Montreal police are investigating a car fire Friday night on Papillon Street as deliberately set, with the vehicle now a total loss.
Montreal police adding 15 officers to sexual exploitation unit
The SPVM is expanding its nearly 50-person unit with new resources to intensify investigations into pimping, child exploitation and...
McGill study finds headaches and stomach pain peak earlier in life than expected
Analysis of 6.1 million self-reported pain records from 118 countries reveals sharpest increases before age 55, while women consistently...
Montreal braces for thunderstorms Friday before cooler, sunny weekend
Friday afternoon brings a 40 per cent chance of showers and thunderstorms with highs near 13°C; weekend clears but temperatures stay cool.
Quebec jobless-rights groups raise alarm over 130,000 cumulative layoffs this year
Quebec lost 49,000 jobs in September alone, with job losses concentrated in the public sector, activist groups warn.
Window-washing platform malfunction leaves two workers dangling 14 storeys above downtown Montreal
Fire department rescue team brought both workers to safety Friday morning after platform derailed at 1001 Robert Bourassa Boulevard.
Twelve dogs rescued from South Korean dog meat farm now in rehabilitation near Montreal
Humane World for Animals brought 12 survivors of a Gangjin farm to Vaudreuil as South Korea's parliament-mandated ban on the dog meat...
Olympic Stadium's new roof will be lifted into place this fall, likely November or December
$870 million renovation bringing the glass-domed stadium into 2028. The roof installation marks the next major phase, with full...