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Severe thunderstorm watch issued for Montreal today
Environment Canada warns of strong winds and up to 2 cm hail. Nautical activity hazardous; lightning poses risk.
Claude Lemieux's brain donated to CTE research
The late Canadiens enforcer's family allows Boston University to study his brain to advance understanding of repetitive head injuries in hockey.
Asian Heritage Month closes with a question about belonging
Montréal marked the end of May's celebration by asking what civic inclusion truly means for Asian communities.
Road closures grip city Sunday for Tour de l'Île
Major arteries across Montréal shut down 8:45 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. as thousands of cyclists take over streets.
Quebec youth centres cut full-body searches by 56 percent
New ministerial directive in 2025 dramatically reduced invasive search practices targeting minors, raising questions about trauma-informed care.
Power restored after severe storms hit 60,000 Quebec homes
Wind gusts up to 90 km/h knocked out electricity across the province Saturday. Montréal and surrounding regions among the hardest hit.
Theatre opens doors for audiences with visual and hearing impairments
Quebec theatres experiment with audio descriptions, sign-language interpretation, and pre-show sessions to make performances accessible.
Canadiens' season ends in Game 5 loss to Hurricanes
Carolina advances to Stanley Cup Final with 6-1 victory, extending Canada's title drought to 33 years.
Indigenous tribunal declares Canada committed genocide in residential schools
A Montreal-based tribunal concludes preliminary findings that Canada's residential school system constituted genocide under international law.
Montreal man pleads guilty to threatening transit bombing
An unhoused man with al-Qaida training admitted to threatening attacks on the metro and Passport Canada office.
Montreal funds $3.4M push to prevent homelessness before July 1
City increases relocation assistance ahead of the major moving day as encampments grow across the east end.
Man with al-Qaida ties pleads guilty to threatening transit
Mohamed Abdullah Warsame, a Somali-born Canadian, acknowledged planning attacks on Montreal subway and Passport Canada office.