Does inflation affect how you shop for Christmas trees?
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.
This Montreal hospital just marked 100 years of service
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.
Unions, supporters rally in Montreal to denounce Quebec government policies
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.
Independent report into Quebec Liberal Party alleged vote-for-cash scheme due in January 2026
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.
Monument honouring Jolène Riendeau ensures her memory will live on despite tragic death
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...
Driver who fatally struck 7-year-old girl rerouted by construction, blinded by sun: coroner
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.
A push to boycott Amazon in Quebec, especially during the holidays, is ongoing. Does it...
Nine months after Amazon closed its Quebec facilities following the unionization of workers at a fulfillment centre, former employees are calling on Quebecers to boycott the retail giant during Black Friday and holiday shopping.
Feeling more tired these days? Quebec’s grey weather might be to blame
The province has gotten a lot less sun than usual this November, according to weather service MétéoMédia. It could have an impact on your sleep, fatigue and even your mental health.
Montreal borough blames misunderstanding after homeless encampment bulldozed
René Marquis lived in a vacant Montréal-Nord lot for six months. Now all of his belongings are destroyed or damaged — medication, food, sleeping bags and more. He said he was left with nothing after borough staff swooped in and...