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Canadian Armed Forces member charged in Quebec anti-government extremist plot no longer serving
Marc-Aurèle Chabot, a corporal at Canadian Forces Base Valcartier, has been released from the military while facing allegations of...
Michel Leblanc, former chamber of commerce chief, confirmed as Quebec Liberal candidate in Marguerite-Bourgeoys
The economist will run in a riding the Liberals have held since 1966, weeks before the October 5 provincial election.
Quebec pool owners face September 2027 deadline to upgrade for safety — fines up to $1,000 per day
Older pools must meet new safety standards or face escalating penalties. Contractors are already booking up as the deadline approaches.
Quebec's provincial election campaign officially launches at month's end, setting stage for October 5 vote
Five-week race ahead as Parti Québécois leads polls; cost of living, housing and U.S. trade dominate voter concerns.
ÎleSoniq tightens bag policy to transparent-only five days before festival
The electronic music festival restricted bags to transparent ones no larger than 30 by 30 by 23 centimetres, sparking backlash from...
Montreal marks 325 years of Great Peace with reconciliation pledge and housing strategy
The city is officially recognizing the 1701 treaty and committing $100,000 to Indigenous-led organizations.
Several Montreal ERs operating over capacity as summer pressure peaks
Emergency departments hit 180% stretcher capacity Tuesday as construction holiday ends and staffing shortages compound summer demand.
Denis Shapovalov retires from first-round match at Montreal's National Bank Open
The Canadian player withdrew Tuesday with a groin injury sustained during play against American Zachary Svajda, down 3-0 in the third set.
McGill study finds pregnancy complications signal earlier heart disease risk in women
Researchers developed a prediction model using data from over 260,000 UK women to identify cardiovascular risk factors unique to women...
Posture affects mood and decision-making, McGill University study finds
In a lab study of 200 people, those sitting upright took more risks and reported better mood than those bent over a low desk.
Montreal's Flight School Elite wins NFL Flag world championship in Indianapolis
The U15 team defeated squads from Mexico and Miami in back-to-back finals at the international championship, marking the program's rapid...
Showers and thunderstorm risk Monday before several days of heat and sunshine
Environment and Climate Change Canada forecasts mainly cloudy skies with early showers and a thunderstorm risk on Monday, with...
