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Quebec benefits hitting accounts in October as grocery credit boost locks in
Nine government programs deliver payments this month, with the grocery benefit arriving next week. Here's what qualifies.
Québec Solidaire housing plan targets rentals, promises 50,000 social units
The left-wing party unveiled commitments to crack down on renovictions and illegal Airbnbs while capping annual rent increases at the...
$8.7M settlement reached with EMSB over alleged abuse by former principal Phillip Baugniet
Between $3.4M and $8.7M will compensate victims abused by Baugniet, who held positions in the school board from 1966 to 1991. A Superior...
Montréal's Quebec election turnout lags as 900,000 vote early across the province
Nearly 14% of voters cast ballots in advance polling through Sunday, but anglophone-heavy ridings on the West Island showed particular...
Hockey Night in Canada returns with PWHL games starting Dec. 5
CBC has partnered with the Professional Women's Hockey League to revive the iconic Saturday-night broadcast, offering free coverage...
Leylah Fernandez wins Singapore Tennis Open for sixth WTA title
The Laval player defeated Australia's Talia Gibson 7-5, 6-0 on Sunday, claiming her second WTA 500 title.
Éditions du Boréal steps back from defending Thélyson Orélien amid AI and plagiarism questions
Publisher shifts from unwavering support to cautious neutrality as allegations mount over novelist's manuscript and earlier published work.
Montreal water system running on single main as three watermains shut for repairs
The city is suspending non-essential uses as emergency aqueduct work continues beneath Avenue Atwater during peak consumption season.
Quebec election advance polls open Sunday and Monday as campaigns intensify foreign-interference claims
Major parties campaign with 10 days until October 5 vote. Coalition Avenir leader cites U.S. think tank and contacted CSIS; opposition...
Homeless man rescued from demolition-site building in Rosemont after standoff
A 44-year-old man was safely evacuated Friday from former Bingo Masson on Masson and Lafond streets after breaking in and refusing to leave.
Weekend cycling championships lock down Samuel-De Champlain Bridge and key South Shore routes
The UCI Road World Championships end Sunday; the Samuel-De Champlain Bridge closes northbound 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. both days, with...
Federal minister says Quebecers reject referendums, eyes federal-provincial cooperation
Canadian Identity and Culture Minister Marc Miller, a Montreal Liberal MP, said voters want governments working together, not divisive...
