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Quebec paramedics win contract improvements after union deal
Tentative agreement covers 3,500 ambulance technicians across Quebec, including over 1,000 in Montreal and Laval.
Third suspect arrested in Sud-Ouest home invasion and shooting from January
A 16-year-old brought back to Montreal after arrest in Saskatoon faces charges including breaking and entering and recklessly...
Haiti en Folie returns to Montreal for 20-year celebration with free outdoor programming
The cultural festival marking Haiti's independence and the Haitian national soccer team's World Cup return runs July 23–27 at Parc La...
Montreal ER nurse turned TikTok star John Dela Cruz headlines Just for Laughs festival
The 'Nurse John' creator, who amassed 19 million followers turning healthcare experiences into comedy, is performing in his hometown this week.
Major highway closures hit Montreal-area crossings Friday through Monday
Honouré-Mercier Bridge and Victoria Bridge work will disrupt cross-river routes through July 27; plan extra commute time to airports and...
Quebec's fall forecast suggests first snow could arrive by mid-October
The Old Farmer's Almanac projects southern Quebec, including Montreal, will see a chilly stretch with rain and snow showers between...
Weird Al Yankovic brings Bigger & Weirder tour to Montreal's Place des Festivals this week
The 66-year-old accordion-wielding parody king sits down on the eve of his Montreal stop to discuss his decades-long commitment to...
La Raza street-dance battle ignites Jardins Gamelin with Latin rhythms and 200 spectators
Dancers of all ages battled to salsa, merengue, reggaeton, and dembow Tuesday at the Quartier des spectacles venue despite late-evening rain.
Proanima struggles with record pet surrenders as Moving Day fallout continues
The shelter reached nearly 200 animals on-site in early July and is predicting the coming weeks will be the busiest, with intakes...
Quebec Liberal Party drops comedian Michel Savard as Gouin candidate over past posts
Savard had compared Parti Québécois members to Nazis in social media comments; he apologized Wednesday before the party announced his removal.
Android users can now use phones as virtual OPUS cards on Montreal transit
The Chrono app now lets Android riders buy fares and board buses, métro trains, and Exo commuter rail directly from their smartphones—a...
Beef buyers in Quebec could claim $8 million from price-fixing settlement
If you bought beef in Canada since January 2015, you're automatically included in a class action settlement—but you'll need to opt out...
