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Transition Montréal leader Craig Sauvé and his upstart party may have been excluded from most of the debates as the race to become the city’s next...

It took less than a minute after police intervened to end a bylaw-contravening dice game for an officer to open fire, killing 18-year-old Fredy...

Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante rode to office eight years ago on the promise of improving mobility, building a new Pink Line of the métro and taming...

Claude Pinard tendered his resignation three weeks ago as president and CEO of Centraide of Greater Montreal to run as a city council candidate under...

For two sweltering summers in a row, there has been no sunbathing or splashing on the shores of Hudson’s beloved Sandy Beach. Access to the crescent...

It’s customary when a new cabinet minister is named for the stakeholders affected by their portfolio to congratulate the fresh appointee and express...

There is a certain amount of disgruntlement that naturally creeps in when a party has been in office for a long time. It doesn’t matter if it’s...

As François Legault’s hotly anticipated testimony drew to a close around noon Tuesday at the public inquiry probing massive cost overruns in the...

There were many recognizable faces among the dignitaries gathered at Polytechnique Montréal this week as Ruby Sinclair, a third-year mechanical...

The lack of access to a family doctor is one of the Quebec health system’s chronic problems. And despite all the government’s attempts to cure the...

Just before Earth Day in 2019, a group of young Quebecers gathered in the Old Montreal offices of a top law firm to announce they were suing the...

The public inquiry into the SAAQclic scandal is on hiatus for most of the summer after stunning testimony about cost overruns, ignored warnings and...

Education Minister Bernard Drainville has been on a mission lately to instil civility in Quebec’s classrooms. Starting this fall, students will be...

It wasn’t a typhoon. It was just a regular old thunderstorm. But when it barrelled through Montreal on Sunday after days of a heat wave, a record...

The quota limiting the number of students at English CEGEPs and colleges that was embedded in Bill 96, Quebec’s law to protect French, was always a...

What if the city’s unhoused population isn’t the problem when it comes to the growing tensions on the streets of Montreal? What if it’s everyone...

When Higher Education Minister Pascale Déry dispatched investigators to Dawson and Vanier colleges last December, her stated aim was to ensure the...

Another moving day has come and gone in Montreal. There was a time in the not-so-distant past when the annual apartment shuffle was a marker of new...
