POP Montreal to host a free concert for National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21
The festival is once again teaming up with Resilience Montreal and the Native Women’s Shelter for next month’s event in Cabot Square.
Majority of Canadians support Loblaws boycott due to greedflation
Organizers are calling for an indefinite end to shopping at all stores owned by the Loblaw company, including Pharmaprix, Provigo, Maxi and Joe Fresh.
Montreal marks Biodiversity Day: “Our health is linked to that of the planet”
Montreal Public Health Director Dr. Mylène Drouin has expressed Montreal’s commitment to maintaining biodiversity and its multiple benefits.
Quebec issues moratorium on renovictions until 2027
“We must increase the means to protect tenants, many of whom are experiencing great stress as July 1 approaches.”
Cœur-Nomade will be Montreal’s first ever inter-borough library and cultural centre
The award-winning, 4,193-square-metre project, located between Ahuntsic-Cartierville and Montreal North, is due to open in 2026.
Canadians should not use TikTok, according to the director of CSIS
The director of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, David Vigneault, says the app’s user data is available to the Chinese government and could be used against individuals now or in the future.
Montreal to invest $2-million in security, development and entertainment in the Village
City officials also inaugurated the new Village Square ahead of the 18th summer season for the LGBTQ2IA+ quarter, which begins tomorrow.
600 social housing units to be built in Montreal as part of eco-neighbourhood project
This is the first phase of the 70-hectare Lachine East project, which includes 8,000 housing units and other amenities.
Lionel Messi is scheduled to play in Montreal on Saturday night
CF Montréal will face Inter Miami FC and their Argentinian soccer star on May 11.
TODAY: Montreal to test an emergency siren at 10 locations in the city
Don’t panic if you hear a loud siren between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. on Wednesday.