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134D AGO

Civilian remembered as generous father after Montreal shooting

Michel Moshe Mizrahi, 68, died Monday alongside a police officer in Côte-des-Neiges. His community mourns a man known for his contagious smile.

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Five Quebec series heading to Disney+

Québecor Contenu deal brings Mégantic, Mon fils, IXE-13, Chaos, and Piégés to streaming platform for Canadian subscribers.

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Police officer killed in Monday shooting leaves young child, pregnant wife

Mohamed Lamine Benredouane, 34, was first SPVM officer killed in line of duty since 2002.

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Mayor calls for stricter gun control after Montreal shooting

Soraya Martinez Ferrada says city needs better regulations on firearm ownership following deaths of police officer and civilian.

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Montreal marks 41st anniversary of Air India Flight 182 bombing

Families gather at Monk Island memorial to honour 329 victims, including 268 Canadians, killed in 1985 attack.

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Autism advocate honoured at National Assembly for mental health reform push

Steven Atme, a McGill piano student and public speaker, presented legislative proposal to health ministers across Canada.

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Toronto Tempo bringing WNBA to Montreal's Bell Centre in July

Two games could set new league attendance records with Bell Centre's 22,000+ capacity; festivities include 3-on-3 tournament.

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La Fontaine tunnel closes Thursday for safety equipment work

Highway 25 fully shut overnight; drivers urged to check Quebec 511 before traveling.

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Montreal paramedics ordered to maintain essential services

Labour tribunal blocks new strike tactics, ruling pressure campaign breaches existing court orders on essential coverage.

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New Quebec rent increase rules take effect as July 1 looms

The formula for calculating rent increases has been simplified to four key factors, and landlords must now disclose government subsidies...

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Quebec engineers set indefinite general strike for July 6

The APIGQ, representing 1,900 government engineers, will escalate from Thursday-only strikes to round-the-clock action over pay disputes.

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Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day celebrations across the region

Montréal, Québec City, Laval, and surrounding areas host music, parades, and festivities on June 23–24, honouring Guy Lafleur's 75th birthday.