Gatineau couple found dead while vacationing in Dominican Republic
The son of Alain Noël and Christine Sauvé found their bodies inside the couple’s vacation home on Boxing Day, the family told Radio-Canada.
Power gradually restored to thousands after ice storm slams southern Quebec
While many Hydro-Québec customers have had their power restored Monday afternoon, thousands are still without electricity after an ice storm swept through southern regions of the province earlier in the day.
Community steps up after Christmas Eve dine-and-dash at Montreal eatery
A Montreal restaurant owner who has made giving back to the community a priority was shocked after some diners skipped out on their bill on Christmas Eve. But after posting the incident on social media, someone offered to pay the...
Would you host a cannabis-infused dinner party?
Canolio Gourmet matches chefs who cook with cannabis to people who want to serve marijuana-laced meals. There are some strict rules hosts must abide by.
From sports to culture, Quebec non-profit marks 25 years of making fun accessible for all
Accès-Loisirs offers sports equipment, theatre tickets and instruments to low-income households in Quebec City.
Could rising seal numbers mean more meat on the menu for eastern Quebec?
With the seal population on the rise in eastern Quebec, local businesses and hunters are hoping to take advantage and grow the market for seal meat and seal-derived products.
Freezing rain expected in Montreal on Monday
The Greater Montreal area could see a prolonged period of freezing rain on Monday, with potentially hazardous conditions developing across much of southern Quebec.
Historic Outaouais church to be resurrected as cultural centre
A cemetery in Perkins, Que., will be getting some unusual company in the near future: statues and artwork from Saint-Antoine-de-Padoue Church. They’re being buried as part of efforts to deconsecrate the historic edifice and resurrect it as a cultural hub.
Why a tiny green crab could be a big problem in Quebec
Researchers are closely tracking the invasive species, which has already wreaked havoc in other provinces.
Meet Pascal, the therapy horse who’s become the ‘mane’ attraction in Quebec care homes
Twenty-odd animals — guinea pigs, doves, cats, bunnies and dogs — accompany Pascal the mini horse year-round. But his owner says he remains the star of the show when visiting residences, care homes and hospitals.