News — Page 48
Three teens charged in fatal Montreal North Walmart stabbing
A 22-year-old man was killed in an altercation inside a store last week. Three of four arrested 15-year-olds now face charges.
Japanese Street Food Takes Over Griffintown
YATAI MTL transforms Peel Basin into a four-day celebration of takoyaki, matcha, and authentic Japanese culture.
Missing Chelsea man not located in river search
A 78-year-old with neurocognitive health condition has been missing since Sunday; authorities haven't ruled out other locations.
Threats against Quebec politicians surge 34 percent in past year
Parliamentary security logged 668 incidents in 2025–26, with nearly half classified as serious by law enforcement. Premier calls for vigilance.
Loto-Québec brings lottery ticket sales to self-checkout lanes
Starting this summer, Maxi, Walmart, and Costco customers can buy Lotto Max or Lotto 6/49 during grocery checkout. Age verification required.
O'Brien House reopens as Gatineau Park boutique hotel
The historic mansion overlooking Meech Lake, closed for years, has reopened with 11 guest rooms, weekend brunches, and event spaces.
Quebec proposes first-in-Canada energy drink ban for minors
Health minister to table bill Friday on age-16 restriction, backed by parents of teen who died after mixing Red Bull with ADHD medication.
Police seek three suspects in mock guillotine protest
SPVM is asking for help identifying men who participated in a staged execution during a May 2 labour demonstration at Place des Festivals.
CAQ tables Bill 101 expansion for adult English education
French Language Minister Jean-François Roberge introduced legislation that would restrict access to English-language vocational and...
Vending machine teaches neurodiverse students job skills
Summit School's new initiative funded by the province lets students run the operation while learning to count coins, stock shelves, and...
Inmate dies following altercation at Donnacona prison
A man in his 30s was pronounced dead at the scene Wednesday evening after a fight with other detainees.
Roberge tables Bill 101 expansion for vocational education
French Language Minister Jean-François Roberge introduced legislation Thursday to extend Bill 101 to adult education and vocational training.
