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Quebec invests $2.7 million in Égale Action to advance women in sport
The funding will support women's athletic participation and leadership development over three years, with an extra $500,000 for a new program.
Quebec will fund network of 15 community food markets across the province
The government is investing $223,026 to help food banks negotiate better prices and lower costs for people facing food insecurity.
Daniel Jacob named head coach of AHL Laval Rocket
The Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu native was promoted from assistant coach, where he spent two seasons developing players.
Air Canada launches downtown-to-airport shuttle for $9 before taxes
The new service picks up passengers at Palais des congrès with frequent departures and private airport entrance access.
Montreal's 1976 Olympic Games left a lasting legacy 50 years later, leaders say
Despite early controversy around the 'Big Owe' stadium and its ballooning costs, the Games proved profitable and positioned Canada as a...
Montreal will be humid and warm this week with humidex reaching 43 Tuesday
Tuesday's humidex of 43 and 50 km/h morning winds. Showers expected afternoon and evening. Wednesday clears.
Peter Nygard convicted of sexual assault and forcible confinement in Montreal
The 84-year-old fashion mogul, who founded Nygard International, accepted a plea deal after assault at his Montreal penthouse in 1997–1998.
Quebec removes sales tax from single-serve desserts and prepared foods Wednesday
Starting July 15, ice cream cones, doughnuts, prepared fruit trays and other items lose QST. One-time move expected to save families $50 yearly.
Montreal emergency rooms overwhelmed with 17-hour stretcher waits
Royal Vic at double capacity as ER patients spend over 24 hours waiting. Heat not the cause, officials say.
Montreal reviews Berri Street bike path plan amid safety concerns
The city is redesigning a key cycling corridor to avoid placing the bike path directly in front of the bus terminal entrance, but...
83-year-old driver seriously injured near Jacques-Cartier Bridge early Sunday
An 83-year-old man was hospitalized with serious but non-life-threatening injuries after his vehicle struck a tree near the bridge's...
Hudson Village Theatre opens 2026 summer season with The Rules of Playing Risk
The West Island theatre is staging a new Canadian play about intergenerational family bonds, running July 8–19. Director Trevor Barrette...
