U.S. alcohol returning to Quebec liquor stores in limited quantities
Quebec barred U.S. alcohol at the SAQ last year in retaliation for American tariffs on Canadian goods, framing the move as an economic response, not a safety issue.
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Inside the ‘con code’, the unwritten rules that may be fuelling prison violence
The "con code" — a set of unwritten rules among inmates that they believe is behind a sharp rise in attacks behind bars.
Montreal launches blitz to repair ‘catastrophic’ number of potholes plaguing roadways
Claude Pinard, chair of the city's executive committee, says this winter is one of the worst for potholes since 2018, calling the state of the roadways "catastrophic."
Quebec influencer shares eating disorder recovery journey to help others seek support
Laetitia de Carufel is speaking openly about her long struggle with disordered eating, saying she hopes her story will help people recognize warning signs.
Quebec teen facing terrorism charge for allegedly promoting neo-Nazi group
RCMP say a Quebec City-area teenager is facing a terrorism charge for allegedly using social media to promote the neo-Nazi group Atomwaffen Division.
Call of the Wilde: Canadiens head into Olympic break with 5-1 win over Winnipeg
The Montreal Canadiens have played 57 times and have lost in regulation only 17 games. As Brian Wilde explains, that's huge, and was on display against the Jets.
$5.1-million settlement for victims of Quebec ski gondola malfunctions
Announced on Monday, the $5.1-million deal will be put to the Quebec Superior Court for approval on March 3.
Major operation in Quebec, New Brunswick targeting group with Hells Angels links
Multiple police forces in Quebec and New Brunswick are conducting a series of raids Wednesday targeting a criminal organization with Hells Angels links.
Montreal left without garbage collection as blue-collar workers launch 24-hour strike
Roughly 6,000 blue-collar workers employed by the City of Montreal have launched a 24-hour strike as negotiations for a new deal continue.
Montreal mayor falls victim to city’s growing pothole problem
Soraya Martinez Ferrada said she blew a pair of tires while driving her personal vehicle along Notre-Dame Street, prompting her to share the experience on social media Monday.
Quebec advocates warn of femicide crisis after Brossard murder-suicide
Marcos Amilcar Diaz Lopez, 56, and his wife, Sonia Maricela Gonzalez Vasquez, 54, were found dead shortly after midnight on Monday.
Police probe of bomb-making chemicals in London, Ont. stretches to Ottawa, Gatineau
A trespassing investigation at Western University that led to the discovery of bomb-making chemicals has stretched to Ottawa and Gatineau, police say.
Call of the Wilde: Montreal Canadiens fall in Minnesota in overtime
The Canadiens took the Wild to overtime in their own building. That's not an easy feat this season.
Douglas Hospital flooding causes major setback for leading Alzheimer’s and mental health researchers
On Jan. 26, several pipes in the Lehmann building burst, causing widespread flooding and damage.
Over 100 Côte Saint-Luc residents still without heat after power outage
The prolonged outage has now become the subject of a proposed class action lawsuit.
Body found after fire in an industrial building in Longueuil, Que.
Police say a body was found in the rubble of an industrial building after a major fire in Longueuil, just south of Montreal.
Teens face 1st-degree murder charges in First Nations double homicide
Prosecutors say two teens apprehended last week in connection with a double homicide in a First Nations community in northern Quebec are facing first-degree murder charges.
Longueuil, Que. police find 2 people dead after responding to assault call
Police in Longueuil, Que., are investigating after officers found two bodies while responding to an assault call overnight.
Groundhog Day 2026: Canadian groundhogs predict an early spring
It's Groundhog Day across Canada. Will it be an early spring or six more weeks of winter?
Montreal demonstrators protest Trump immigration crackdown at U.S. Consulate
Demonstrators gathered in downtown Montreal to protest U.S. immigration enforcement after the deaths of two Americans during federal operations in Minneapolis.
3 underage Quebec girls pulled from York Region home in trafficking investigation
Police in Ontario said on Saturday that three girls from Quebec have been found in Richmond Hill. Two males, aged 23 and 17, from the GTA now face human trafficking charges.
Drainville officially enters race to lead CAQ
Bernard Drainville is officially entering the race to succeed François Legault as leader of the governing Coalition Avenir Québec.
Call of the Wilde: The Canadiens take the Sabres with a three goal, third period comeback
The Montreal Canadiens staged a monster comeback in the third period Saturday to defeat the Buffalo Sabres, 4-2. The Habs are now seventh overall in the NHL.
Quebec police set up post in Mont-Tremblant, one year after man’s disappearance
One year after 22-year-old Liam Toman disappeared from a Mont-Tremblant ski resort, Quebec police and his family are asking anyone with information to come forward.
Two teens arrested in connection with First Nation double homicide in northern Quebec
The two male victims died after being found in a bullet-riddled car on Wednesday night in the First Nations community about 600 kilometres northwest of Quebec City.
Unsealed court records allege Quebec militia plot to seize cottages by force
The records outline the alleged scope of the plan and reveal the existence of a police informant embedded in the group.
Can Trump decertify aircraft? What experts say amid Bombardier threat
As Trump threatens tariffs and decertification of Canadian-made jets sold in the U.S., experts weigh in on what's at stake and what could happen next.
Ontario man who pleaded guilty to terrorism charges seeks lighter sentence
An Ontario man who pleaded guilty to terrorism charges told a Toronto judge he regrets his neo-Nazi past, as his lawyer asked for a reduced sentence.
Alstom says it is working to fix issues plaguing Montreal’s REM light-rail network
Alstom Canada says it has identified defective electronic components as the source of many of the recent disruptions that have plagued the network.
Extreme cold disrupts Hydro-Québec exports to Massachusetts during spike in power use
Extreme cold forces Hydro-Québec to temporarily halt electricity exports to Massachusetts as demand surged in Quebec during the recent polar vortex.
Bombardier warns of ‘significant impact’ to travellers from Trump’s threat
Transport Minister Steve MacKinnon also addressed the matter in a social media post on Friday afternoon, saying he has spoken with Bombardier's CEO.
Doug Ford trades barbs with Parti Québécois leader over sovereignty
Paul St-Pierre Plamondon criticized Doug Ford, who for the past two days has been urging Quebecers to reject the PQ for the good of Canada.
Call of the Wilde: League-leading Colorado routed 7-3 by invigorated Montreal Canadiens
It was a shocking night, as the Colorado Avalanche was getting routed by the youngest team in the National Hockey League. Brian Wilde has more.
First Nations raise alarm over ICE detentions, urge caution crossing U.S. border
The warning comes as the Assembly of First Nations confirmed at least one First Nations person recently had a negative encounter with ICE and has since returned to Canada.
Quebec private doctors challenge law forcing five years of public system work
Quebec’s private doctors' federation challenges a law requiring new doctors to work five years in the public system, calling it discriminatory and harmful to patient care.
Battle of Quebec nod as Avalanche set to wear Nordiques jerseys in Montreal
The Colorado Avalanche will wear Quebec Nordiques jerseys Thursday night against the Montreal Canadiens at the Bell Centre.
Sobeys parent company Empire shutters Voilà grocery delivery in Alberta
Sobeys parent company Empire Co. Ltd. is closing its Voilà grocery delivery facilities in Alberta and pausing the online service's expansion in the Vancouver area.
More caregivers in Quebec eligible for compensation under new home health policy
Quebec is launching a new home health-care policy that will make some family caregivers eligible for government funding.
Montreal vigil to mark anniversary of Quebec City mosque attack
A vigil will be held in Montreal at 4:30 p.m. Thursday to mark the ninth anniversary of the Jan. 29, 2017, Quebec City mosque attack and to honor the six people killed.
2 dead in Quebec First Nation shooting that triggered lockdown
A shooting that triggered a lockdown in a northern Quebec First Nation has left two men dead, provincial police say.
Montreal police launch initiative to tailor 911 responses for autistic people
The SPVM and Giant Steps School have launched a pilot project that aims to improve interactions between officers and autistic individuals during interventions.
Quebec police investigate murder-suicide in a First Nation community
The local police say they were called to a private residence in the Atikamekw community of Manawan on Sunday, and discovered two bodies.
Caufield embraces hot streak, thrilled to net 30th in 3-2 OT win over Golden Knights
The 25-year-old ran his personal goal streak to six games, the longest of his NHL career, by scoring his 30th goal of the season Tuesday night.
Canadiens fire goalie coach Eric Raymond amid down season for Montreal goalies
Montreal Canadiens' president of hockey operations Jeff Gorton announced Wednesday that the NHL club has fired goalie coach Eric Raymond.
Quebec police to set up command post in Mont-Tremblant for missing Ontario man
Quebec provincial police are setting up a command post in Mont-Tremblant, Que., as they pursue an investigation in the case of an Ontario man who disappeared last February.
Thompson, Kingsbury named Canada’s flag-bearers for 2026 Olympic Games
Both athletes made their Canadian Olympic debuts at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics and are set to compete in their fourth Winter Games.
Montreal-area public transit agency Exo cutting jobs amid sector-wide budget crunch
Montreal-area transit service Exo is cutting dozens of jobs and is warning of future service reductions as Quebec's public transportation sector continues to struggle.
Quebec woman who scalded young boy over prank sentenced to 27 months in jail
The woman has been detained since her bail was revoked in October and will now have 20 months left on her sentence, a Quebec court judge ordered.
Call of the Wilde: Canadiens prevail 3-2 in hard-fought contest against Vegas
It's fascinating to note how much the Canadiens have improved their roster recently. The additions continue to make a difference. Brian Wilde explains.
Montreal microbiologist turns lab work into viral art on Instagram
Chloé Savard documents the secret life of microbes from a small lab inside her home, sharing magnified images that reveal a world invisible to the naked eye.