When should you really be changing your winter tires in Quebec?
Quebecers are technically allowed to remove their winter tires after March 15, but with winter weather still going strong, some say drivers should think twice before making the change.
Police watchdog investigating fatal shooting involving SQ officers in Chaudière-Appalaches region
Quebec’s police watchdog is investigating after Sûreté du Québec officers were involved in a fatal shooting on Saturday in Saint-Raphaël, approximately 65 kilometres southeast of Quebec City.
Victoire blow 3-0 lead and lose 1st-place battle to Fleet in OT
Ella Huber scored 1:33 into overtime as the Boston Fleet beat the Montréal Victoire 4-3 in a first-place showdown in Professional Women’s Hockey League action at Place Bell on Sunday afternoon in Laval, Que.
Film premiering at Montreal festival explores Afghanistan’s rich cultural heritage
Filmmaker Aisha Jamal’s latest work, The Theft, takes a look at the looting of archaeological sites across Afghanistan and how so many sculpted marbles from the 12th century wound up in western museums. The film premiers at the International Festival...
One year after public outcry, critics say government is still dragging its feet on Maisonneuve-Rosemont...
A year after the province promised to start construction on Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital, medical professionals and opposition parties say the facility is still falling apart. They’re accusing the government of cutting corners and delaying the long-awaited expansion project.
New Montreal café hopes to dispel myths surrounding Quebec sovereignty
The operators of Club Pays say their spot will be the first of its kind, showcasing how millennials and Gen Z are adopting the independence movement amid renewed promises of a referendum.
Prices at the pump keep going up. Should Quebecers be getting a rebate?
As the war in the Middle East continues, consumers are feeling the pinch at the pump. Both CAQ leadership candidates are promising to give Quebecers some of their money back, but experts have differing opinions on how best to help...
Montreal community gathers for candlelight vigil to honour murdered shop owner
Rosario Noriega said she visits the store, known as a dépanneur in Quebec, often because her parents live in a nearby building. She said she buys stuff for her parents. She attended the vigil, and told CBC that Chong Woo...
Châteauguay, Que., group wants to share Irish heritage with younger community members
The Châteauguay and Valley Irish Heritage Association held its St. Patrick’s Day parade on Saturday, with representatives from across southern Quebec taking part. Spokesperson Tiffany Dickie explains how the association has evolved over the last 20 years, and why it’s...