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SPVM officer from Station 39 reassigned to administrative duties over alleged destroyed evidence
The SPVM says the officer is on administrative duties with no public contact while an investigation into malfeasance and obstruction proceeds.
Soaring fuel costs push Air Canada to lower its full-year earnings forecast
Air Canada now expects adjusted earnings of $2.4 billion to $2.7 billion this year, down from $2.9 billion to $3.2 billion less than...
Muslim groups in Quebec oppose proposed ban on religious symbols for primary students
The Parti Québécois government's proposed ban would cover the hijab, kippah, turban and cross in primary schools.
Five arrested in 2023 St-Leonard homicide; two men still wanted
Police have arrested five men in the November 2023 killing of a 19-year-old in St-Leonard, and two suspects remain wanted.
Jean-Talon merchants say Blue Line work is pushing them to the brink
Pedestrian traffic on Jean-Talon Est has fallen more than 90 per cent, merchants say, as Blue Line extension work continues until 2031.
Montreal potholes: drivers brace for another winter on roads already in rough shape
Last winter brought a record 4,200 pothole complaints in January alone, and residents expect the freeze-thaw cycle to make things worse.
Quebec moves toward ending clock changes, with consultations to come before any date is set
The premier says this weekend's change will likely be the last, but no date or bill has been set.
Nathalie Simard denounces online hate after Facebook group mocked her childhood assault
The singer says she has had enough after a group was created to ridicule a sexual assault she suffered at age nine.
Montréal's Indigenous leaders say Quebec premier's absence from Ottawa summit sends a message
Chiefs and an Indigenous women's shelter director say Paul St-Pierre Plamondon's decision to skip the first ministers meeting shows...
Olympic Stadium awards $254K emergency waterproofing contract after experiments left roof exposed
Olympic Park says the $254,000 emergency repair is separate from the $870 million roof replacement, which it says is still on schedule for 2028.
Quebec's Parti Québécois government draws Trump congratulations 22 days after vote
The post linked to an article calling the result a blow to Prime Minister Mark Carney.
Montreal's garbage collection goes biweekly in more boroughs, bins mandatory from Nov. 2
Ahuntsic-Cartierville, L'Île-Bizard-Sainte-Geneviève, Pierrefonds-Roxboro and one Villeray sector are moving to a new trash schedule...
