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Android users can now use phones as virtual OPUS cards on Montreal transit
The Chrono app now lets Android riders buy fares and board buses, métro trains, and Exo commuter rail directly from their smartphones—a...
Beef buyers in Quebec could claim $8 million from price-fixing settlement
If you bought beef in Canada since January 2015, you're automatically included in a class action settlement—but you'll need to opt out...
David Letterman brings his late-night chaos to Montreal's Just For Laughs
The legendary CBS host made his first public Montreal appearance since 1993, staging an improvised show at the Wilfrid-Pelletier Hall...
Montreal man pleads guilty to housing fraud that left 24 victims homeless
Van Lanh Vuong, 45, admitted to collecting $37,460 from 24 victims by posing as a landlord and showing them apartments he rented, broke...
Gay rights pioneer Michael Hendricks, first same-sex marriage in Quebec, dies at 84
Michael Hendricks, who fought for years in court for marriage equality and married René Leboeuf in 2004, died by medical assistance in...
Court grants Montreal mother partial duplex repossession but denies second unit for parents
Armelle Foka can move into main-floor unit September 1 but tribunal rejected second-unit claim due to mother's visa status.
36th International First Peoples Festival opens August 4 in Montreal with Innu documentary premiere
Nine-day festival starting August 4 features film, music, theatre, dance, visual arts, and literature celebrating Indigenous cultures.
Montreal pothole repairs delayed until August 3 despite months of planning
City says contracts awarded this month but work won't start after construction holiday. Crews have filled 148,000 potholes since mid-April.
Haïti en Folie festival returns to Montreal this week for 20th edition celebrating Haitian culture
Four-day festival starting Thursday, July 23 features music, film, and culinary events across the city. Haiti's soccer team and 222...
Steve's Music Store closes after 62 years; final inventory sells at two-day online auction
The iconic Montreal retailer's last storefront on Ste-Catherine E. hosts preview July 21, with over 2,500 lots auctioning July 22–23.
Premier Fréchette denounces U.S. tariffs as 'unjustified' and concerning for Quebec economy
The new 50% tariffs on Canadian goods take effect in 30 days and include hockey sticks, wine, and cement, escalating trade tensions with...
SQ dismantles counterfeit document lab in Montreal with 250+ seized items
Police uncovered a sophisticated operation producing fake Canadian, French, Swiss, Czech, and Italian passports, along with driver's...
