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Summer theatre circuit heats up across Greater Montreal
Productions from Terrebonne to Rougemont bring major works to regional stages, including Steel Magnolias and a laugh-out-loud comedy...
Habs pick 28th overall as Leafs land McKenna first in NHL draft
The Montreal Canadiens made their first-round selection Friday as the 2026 NHL Entry Draft got underway.
Venezuelans in Montreal grieve as death toll climbs past 900
Two devastating earthquakes have left families desperately searching for missing loved ones and rallying to help from abroad.
Bleu Jeans Bleu and Ella Langley top Quebec and Montreal charts this week
Bleu Jeans Bleu leads the ADISQ rankings while American country artist Ella Langley dominates Spotify's Montreal list.
Canadiens acquire Brett Berard from Rangers in swap for William Trudeau
The winger, 23, spent last season split between New York and Hartford. The trade comes hours before the 2026 NHL Draft.
Montreal's fireworks festival returns with 40th-anniversary shows all summer
L'International des Feux Loto-Québec kicks off July 2 with eight pyrotechnic teams and live music from Quebec artists each night.
Montreal invests $540K to renovate 45 units for homeless and at-risk residents
The city is accelerating renovations of vacant housing ahead of July 1, aiming to have units ready by end of August.
Yvan Cournoyer appointed to Order of Canada
The Roadrunner, who won 10 Stanley Cups with the Montreal Canadiens, is among 61 newly appointed or promoted members.
Gas prices stay high even as oil settles
Montreal pumps remain 24 cents above pre-conflict levels despite global oil prices falling. Airlines keeping fuel surcharges in place.
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.
