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PQ estimates $130 million cost for independence referendum planned for 2029 or 2030
$20 million for consultations and studies, $110 million for the referendum itself if Parti Québécois wins October 5 election. Opposition...
Organized retail crime in Quebec prompts police and retailer collaboration series
Retail Council of Canada and police forces announce coordinated raids across five Quebec regions over coming weeks, citing billions in...
Weekend highway closures hit Montreal area: Honoré-Mercier, A-40, A-25, Route 158
Mobilité Montréal warns of major road work and closures from Friday through Monday affecting commuters across the region, including...
Montreal and blue-collar workers enter conciliation to avert strike
City and union representing 6,000 blue-collar workers begin mediation talks as a seven-day strike looms during the UCI Road Cycling...
Quebec Court of Appeal blocks Montreal from dismantling Van Horne encampment
A judge upheld a temporary ban preventing the city from clearing roughly 10 tents beneath the overpass in Plateau-Mont-Royal, extending...
Man arrested in Montreal airbag theft ring spanning four boroughs
Mikael Jacob, 20, faces charges in 36 incidents across Anjou, Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, Rivière-des-Prairies and...
Quebec election leaders clash over independence referendum as campaign enters week three
Five party chiefs faced journalists on Radio-Canada Wednesday, with sovereignty dominating early campaign weeks. Voting is October 5.
Truck driver faces six-year prison sentence in 2022 South Shore pileup that killed mother and son
Baljeet Singh pleaded guilty to dangerous driving causing death in the Highway 30 collision near Brossard that killed Nancy Lefrançois...
Quebec's new children's rights commissioner launches three investigations
Marie-Eve Brunet Kitchen officially opened the commissioner's office Thursday, announcing immediate systemic reviews of child care,...
André Pronovost, 4-time Stanley Cup champion with Montreal Canadiens, dies at 90
The left wing, born in Shawinigan Falls in 1936, won consecutive Cups from 1957 to 1960 and played 557 NHL games across four teams.
Laval warns residents: do not consume Tarte fruits from Grand Marché Col-Fax due to safety concerns
The Quebec agriculture ministry issued a class-1 safety alert for a refrigerated fruit tart sold at a Laval location; no illness has...
U.S. tariffs on Canadian cheese reshaping Montreal shop shelves as Quebec makers lose U.S. market
A 50% tariff starting this week and a whey-protein ban push Montreal cheese shops to stock more Quebec-made products while smaller...