Five major unions representing more than a million workers are contesting Quebec’s union law just a day after it went into effect, saying it infringes on workers’ right to strike.
In September, Mayor Bruno Marchand rallied behind the position of a committee that recommended removing the crucifix from the council chamber to respect the secularism of the state.
Montreal is adding 500 spots at warming centres across the city by Christmas, creating an emergency task force and a citywide encampment protocol to better manage the homelessness crisis as those most affected get ready to confront another winter.
Many people are already in the holiday spirit and buying decorations for their homes. But some Christmas tree vendors in Quebec worry that inflation will drive some customers away or prompt them to buy smaller trees.
The Shriners Hospital For Children Canada, located in Montreal, hosted its first open house ever. The event was held to celebrate the hospital’s 100th anniversary and everyone was invited.
Thousands took to the streets of downtown Montreal on Saturday afternoon to protest against François Legault’s Coalition Avenir government and policies they say are eroding workers’ rights.
The Quebec Liberal Party says a retired judge hired to investigate allegations of cash payments during the party’s leadership race will have to submit a report by the end of January 2026.
A new monument under the Champlain Bridge, honouring the life of Jolène Riendeau, marks the spot where the 10-year-old girl’s remains were found. Riendeau disappeared from Montreal’s Pointe-Saint-Charles neighbourhood in 1999 and was found 12 years later, with her death...
The driver who fatally struck a seven-year-old Ukrainian refugee in December 2022 was rerouted to the neighbourhood where the accident happened due to construction on Montreal’s Louis-Hippolyte-La Fontaine Tunnel.
