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STM passes jump $5.50 next week — here's the new price
Monthly transit fares across Greater Montreal rise 3% starting July 1. Single and two-trip fares stay the same.
Gatineau man dies after June assault, marking city's third homicide
Jean Patenaude, 45, succumbed to injuries from a weapon assault on Broadway Street West on June 17. A 26-year-old has been charged.
2,100+ Households Still Hunting for Housing as July 1 Looms
More renters are scrambling to find affordable places than last year, even as vacancy rates tick up slightly across Quebec.
Jazz, circus, and heritage mills fill the weekend
Quebec's stages this weekend span genres: the Montreal Jazz Fest is live, FestiVoix launches in Trois-Rivières, and Hochelaga throws a...
St. Vincent Plays Montreal Jazz Fest With Full Orchestra June 28
The indie-rock innovator reimagines her catalog with conductor Jules Buckley and a symphony at the Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier.
Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso Bring Electro Hip-Hop to MTelus Friday
The Argentine duo's exuberant, genre-blending sound takes over the venue at 9 p.m., riding momentum from their latest album Free Spirits.
Honoré Mercier Bridge Closing One Lane Per Direction July 17–Aug. 3
Concrete slab repairs on Route 138 will reduce traffic to a single lane in each direction. Transit adjustments and truck restrictions...
Montreal Comic-Con Brings Back to the Future's Doc This July
Christopher Lloyd joins Lea Thompson and a star-studded cast at the Palais des congrès for the three-day event July 3–5.
Brendan Gallagher Named Honorary Citizen of Montreal
The longtime Canadiens captain, who spent his entire 14-season NHL career with Montreal, was honoured Thursday by Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada.
Showers and Thunderstorms Expected Before Sunny Weekend
Thursday and Friday will bring rain and storm risk, but conditions improve Saturday with temperatures climbing back to 25–27°C by weekend's end.
Buying Local Could Add $3 Billion to Quebec's Economy Annually
A new study shows that if each Quebec household spent just $25 more per week on locally made non-food products, the province could see...
Gun Control Group Renews Call to Ban SKS Rifle Sales After Montreal Shooting
PolySeSouvient is pushing for an immediate halt to new SKS sales, citing the weapon's repeated use in high-profile shootings across Canada.
