Montreal police say a 31-year-old woman who was allegedly pushed from a balcony on New Year’s Day has died of her injuries.
Montreal has expanded warming centres for unhoused people as temperatures plunge, adding hundreds of temporary spaces citywide.
In a bid to improve student behaviour in Quebec schools, new rules are now in effect requiring students to use formal language when addressing teachers and school staff.
After a weekend filled with uncertainty for skiers and tourism-dependent businesses, Le Massif announced a partial reopening of some trails as of Tuesday, despite an ongoing unlimited strike.
The Martinez Ferrada administration has added 530 temporary warming spaces in facilities across the city as winter takes hold.
Two separate rallies were held in Montreal on Sunday following the forceful removal of Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro. One protest denounced what it described as the United States’ “imperialist” behaviour and the other one saw Venezuelans celebrating Maduro’s ouster.
Elizabeth Hosking became the first Canadian snowboarder to win a women’s World Cup halfpipe on home snow Saturday evening.
To kick off the new year, The Bridge checks-in on people shaping art and culture in Quebec and abroad. Journalist and producer Myriam Eddahia introduces us to Laval local up-and-coming R’n’B singer BLYNK, Quebec City gallerist Abdelilah Chiguer; and Montreal-based...
Witnesses alerted emergency services to the fire at 6:42 p.m. when they reported seeing smoke and flames coming from the second floor of a building on St-Mathias Street. Firefighters found an unconscious man at the scene who was later declared...
Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada stands by the Venezuelan people’s “right to decide and build their own future in a peaceful and democratic society” after U.S. President Donald Trump announced American forces captured Venezuela’s president early Saturday morning.
