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Construction holiday begins as Sûreté du Québec steps up patrols on deadly roads
Quebec's annual two-week construction break kicks off this weekend, bringing a surge in travel and one of the deadliest periods on...
Tabou Combo returns to Montreal after 20 years, bringing decades of kompa innovation
The legendary Haitian ensemble plays the Nuits d'Afrique festival this Saturday, marking their first Montreal performance since 2006.
Just for Laughs hosts free FIFA World Cup final watch party at Place des Festivals on Sunday
Giant screens, bars, food concessions and performances will transform the downtown venue into a massive fan zone starting at noon.
Chợ Đêm MTL returns to Griffintown with Vietnamese food, culture and 25,000 expected visitors
The four-day festival features 22 food vendors, 30 artisans, 50 live performances and free admission for children under 12.
Class-action lawsuit filed against Collège de Montréal over alleged sexual assault by staff member
The suit alleges a former student was repeatedly assaulted by an employee from 1994 to 1997 and claims the school failed to provide a...
Steve's Music Store holds online auction July 22 and 23 as six-decade business winds down
Instruments, audio equipment, and furniture from the legendary Montreal retailer go up for bidding as the chain closes physical stores.
Body of man who fell into St. Lawrence River recovered Thursday evening
Montreal police located the 36-year-old man who went missing from Old Port last Sunday near Dieppe Park.
Montreal street food festival returns to Old Port with dishes from 25 countries
Over 50 kiosks featuring cuisines from around the world and DJ sets run through Sunday at the Old Port.
Olympic Stadium interior gets full renovation, may host Céline Dion opening concert in 2028
Quebec approves major interior overhaul including new seating, premium suites, and updated food and washroom facilities. Alouettes, CF...
Fantasia International Film Festival kicks off 30th edition with genre cinema from around the world
The festival opened Thursday with Nicolas Winding Refn's "Her Private Hell" and runs through August 2 with 125+ features and 200 shorts...
Quebec allergy alert: Unmarked eggs and sulfites found in quiche and pâtés from Rawdon company
The MAPAQ issued a health warning for products from Création Madeleine that contain undeclared allergens. All affected lots have been recalled.
'Own Your Place' program inspires young women from marginalized Montreal communities this summer
A free five-day workshop series guides participants through healthy boundaries, public speaking and digital literacy with mentorship...
