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Cardinal Marc Ouellet wins $100K defamation suit against accuser
Quebec Superior Court judge ruled accusations of sexual misconduct unfounded; Ouellet pledges damages to Indigenous abuse organizations.
Montreal recorded 506 break-ins in August as year-to-date total reaches 3,760
Downtown and central boroughs remain hotspots. At the current pace, the city is tracking toward roughly 5,650 break-ins for 2026, below...
Gas prices top $2 a litre in Montreal as Middle East tensions pressure global oil
Several Montreal stations charged 200.9 cents Sunday; Saint-Léonard reached 201.9 cents. Prices remain lower outside the island.
Quebec organizations receive $50 million federal funding to support women fleeing violence
The Canada-Quebec Housing Agreement will help survivors of gender-based violence access safe housing and rebuild their lives.
Quebec parties promise rent caps and tax cuts as cost-of-living crisis dominates election race
Four days into the campaign, housing affordability and economic relief are reshaping how parties pitch themselves ahead of the October 5 vote.
Victoria Leo's Back-to-Back Project reaches 270 comfort kits for Shriners patients
A Montreal woman who underwent spinal surgery at 17 now makes care packages for children facing the same procedure, with a fundraiser in...
18-year-old stabbed near Sainte-Catherine and Lambert-Closse in Ville-Marie
Man injured in multi-person fight early Saturday brought to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries; investigation ongoing.
Montreal police investigate suspected arson at Villeray beauty salon
A suspect smashed a window and set a fire at a Saint-Hubert Street salon early Saturday. No injuries reported; investigation ongoing.
Fake taxi incident on Saint-Laurent leaves couple shaken; industry warns of regulatory gaps
A couple was attacked after boarding an unmarked vehicle outside the Pool Room on August 23. Police have no suspect and no investigation is open.
Loblaw brings back 'T' logo as U.S. tariffs hit Quebec grocery shelves
The symbol flags U.S. products facing new tariffs. Prices could rise on everything from cheese to smartphones as trade war escalates.
Pierrefonds residents flooded twice in two years; city offers no solutions, only individual workarounds
After two major floods on Aragon Street since August 2024, residents are spending tens of thousands on private retention basins while...
Flawed pressure-test method killed foreman at Anjou construction company, CNESST rules
Quebec's workplace safety agency concluded inadequate safeguards during a pneumatic pipe test on Nov. 20 led to one death and serious...
