Neighborhoods — Page 4
Self-guided audio tours and educational kits launch at Cap-Saint-Jacques and Bois-de-l'Île-Bizard
Montreal parks now offer five listening stations and six downloadable activity kits for families exploring ecosystems and biodiversity.
Outremont's last artist studios face demolition as affordable workspace disappears
120 artists and artisans share a 1919 brick building slated for a 11-storey residential complex. Replacement studio space is proving...
Daycare construction halted after soil contamination found in Pointe-Saint-Charles
Work stopped after excavation revealed polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and petroleum hydrocarbons more extensive than expected; health...
Woman in stable condition after armed assault on De Bleury Street Saturday
A 26-year-old woman was injured with a sharp object in the Ville-Marie borough Saturday afternoon. Police say her condition was...
Camp Valiquette brings academics into summer camp's sports and arts curriculum
The Côte-des-Neiges-NDG camp combines chess, finance lessons, and coding with traditional activities while serving underrepresented youth.
La Spada restaurant in Saint-Henri broken into again after new alarm fails to trigger
The Notre-Dame Street eatery was hit for the second time in three months Wednesday morning, with thieves stealing four bottles of...
Fake severed hand thrown at Verdun Islamic Centre; hate crimes unit investigating
SPVM investigating the incident as Islamophobic intimidation. Red substance was not blood; no arrests made.
Laval's Pulmonary Choir helps patients with respiratory disease strengthen lungs through singing
New program co-founded by kinesiologist and neuropsychologist gives asthma and emphysema patients a weekly singing session to improve...
Two brush fires erupt near Montreal Metropolitan Airport on South Shore Monday
Longueuil firefighters brought the blazes under control around 6 p.m. after more than 20 firefighters from six stations responded along...
Montreal's unsafe neighbourhoods, according to locals: north end leads concerns
A social survey identified Montreal North, Downtown, and the north-end corridor as areas where residents feel least safe walking alone at night.
St-Hubert's 50-year Village location closing September 6 due to city construction
The iconic rotisserie chicken restaurant on Sainte-Catherine East will shutter as major street reconstruction begins, displacing nearly 60 jobs.
E. coli warning issued for ground beef sold at Montréal market in Saint-Léonard
The MAPAQ and city health officials warn against consuming lean ground beef from Marché Atlas packaged July 8. The product may contain...
