Ann-Renée Desbiens earned her fourth shutout of the season with a 17-save effort as the Montreal Victoire defeated the Minnesota Frost 4-0 in Professional Women’s Hockey League action at Place Bell on Sunday.
Montreal police say that a 71-year-old man who was hit by a vehicle on Saturday evening in the city’s Ahuntsic-Cartierville borough has died.
More than a dozen students at Westwood Junior High School in Saint-Lazare, Que., registered for an after-school cooking club, where they learn lifelong skills, including how to use utensils, cooking knives and other cooking techniques.
Caroline Monnet hopes to one day be a reference in art history books. The work of the self-taught artist, who often collaborates with other Indigenous creatives, continues to gain recognition around the world. You can find some of her work...
Dr. Yvette Bonny is featured by the Government of Canada for Black History Month as one of nine remarkable figures who have helped shape Canadian heritage and identity. In 1980, she performed the first pediatric bone marrow transplant in Quebec...
Iranian Quebecers are reacting to the military intervention on Iran launched by the U.S. and Israel on Saturday. Some who took to the streets in celebration are hoping it leads to regime change, while others are worried about the possible...
This week, Lahmajoune Villeray, a family-owned bakery in Montreal, received a letter from Quebec’s language watchdog, stating that most of its social media publications are not available in French on TikTok.
The city says the number of reports of frozen pipes increased significantly this year. For some homeowners, that can mean thousands of dollars down the drain. Plumbers offer up advice on how to prevent this.
There are concerns Quebec’s school system will be hit hard by the province’s decision to end the PEQ program, a popular pathway to permanent residency. Joe Ortona, president of the Quebec English School Boards Association, explains what the shortage of...
Concordia and McGill universities had both filed lawsuits in early 2024, arguing that the government’s plan to increase tuition for out-of-province students was discriminatory and threatened their institutional viability.
