Glencore is immediately suspending its $300-million investment tied to reducing emissions at the Horne Smelter in Rouyn-Noranda, Que., after the province failed to reach an agreement with the Swiss multinational company.
Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada got a firsthand taste of what it’s like to drive on Montreal city streets Monday evening, when she hit two potholes on Notre-Dame Street and had to have her vehicle towed.
The man found dead inside a Brossard, Que., home alongside his wife in an apparent murder-suicide had previously been accused of assaulting her with a knife and had agreed to wear an electronic tracking bracelet — but the charges were...
Authorities, school officials and community groups on Montreal’s South Shore are concerned about the rise in violence among teens, so they are teaming up to do something about it.
A new modular housing project in Montreal’s Ahuntsic–Cartierville borough is set to welcome more than two dozen people experiencing — or at risk of — homelessness, as the city faces growing pressure to act faster on a deepening crisis.
From a bar that exclusively showcases women’s sports to athlete fan clubs, here are some ways you can watch the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics from Montreal.
The major crimes unit with the Longueuil police service (SPAL) is investigating after the bodies of a 54-year-old woman and a 56-year-old man were found inside a home in Brossard, Que., overnight.
In a statement of defence in a civil lawsuit brought by Geneviève Hinse, Rizqy claims Hinse tried to circumvent the rules of the National Assembly by using parliamentary wing funds for partisan purposes.
Victims of two incidents at Quebec’s Mont-Sainte-Anne ski resort during the winter of 2020 will be compensated as part of a $5.1-million settlement agreement that’s been reached with the resort, pending court approval.
Two recent fatal snowmobile crashes — one near Napanee, Ont., and another in Pontiac, Que. — are reigniting calls for caution as riders take to the trails during peak winter conditions.
