“December 6, 1989 is a date etched in the soul of Montreal and all of Quebec”
Mayor Valérie Plante commemorated the 35th anniversary of the tragedy at Polytechnique.
Canada is giving cities more resources to crack down on Airbnbs and other short-term rentals
“There are more than 200,000 short-term rentals across the country — like Airbnbs or Vrbos — that could be turned into housing.”
Missing Montreal girl Auraly Gauthier found safe and sound
The SPVM thanked the public for their help.
Quebec to require new doctors to work in public system for 5 years or face up to $200K daily fine
Bill 83 was tabled by Health Minister Christian Dubé in the National Assembly on Tuesday.
Foreign interference: Playing dumb doesn’t keep Canadians safe
Pierre Poilievre is still the only party leader who refuses to obtain the necessary security clearance to learn how foreign interference is threatening our democracy.
François Legault: “We will not tolerate the Middle East conflict being imported to Quebec”
The premier’s statement follows news that an inquiry is being conducted to determine whether English CEGEPs Dawson and Vanier “did what was necessary to secure their campuses” amid tensions among students over the war in Gaza.
“Pierre Poilievre and the Conservatives are bootlicking for billionaires”
NDP leader Jagmeet Singh has issued a strong statement on the Conservatives’ decision to vote against the GST Tax Holiday.
Majority of Quebecers think François Legault should resign ahead of Quebec’s next election
Just 1 in 3 Quebecers think Premier Legault should run for a third term as leader of the CAQ in the 2026 provincial election.
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Donald Trump’s Canadian border narrative is false
Observations from Montreal