Canadian man attracts millions online with viral garbage toss
Dangling from his second story apartment window in Montreal, Ryan Sullivan attracts millions of views on a weekly basis by tossing trash into a bin on the street.

Asylum seekers go to Canada as U.S. aims to end migrants’ protected status
The rise in would-be refugees comes as the temporary status of hundreds of thousands of migrants in the U.S. is set to expire over the next weeks and months.
Bus driver in Quebec daycare killings unable to tell right from wrong: second expert
Dr. Sylvain Faucher testified that Pierre Ny St-Amand was experiencing psychotic symptoms on Feb. 8, 2023 and should not be held criminally responsible.
Call of the Wilde: Montreal Canadiens move closer to playoffs with 4-1 win over Detroit
Brian Wilde has more on Thursday night’s matchup with the Red Wings.

Home insurance bills will be higher in 2025 due to severe weather: experts
In 2025, home insurance rates have risen 5.28 per cent, well above the rate of inflation, according to a report published by My Choice Financial, a Canadian insurance aggregator.

Call of the Wilde: Canadiens take control of final playoff spot after win in Nashville
The Montreal Canadiens now have a six-point cushion over the New York Rangers for the final wild-card playoff spot in the Eastern Conference after a win against the Predators.

Court views video of moment bus crashes into Quebec daycare, killing two children
A Quebec courtroom watched with a mixture of tears and horrified silence on Monday as a video was shown of the moment a city bus rammed into a daycare.

Canadian ties front and centre for restaurants after decor, menus revamped
As Canadians continue to look for ways to support businesses here at home, some restaurants are making it no secret how their allegiance lies with Canada.

‘Hands off’: Across Canada, protesters rally against Trump
People in several cities across Canada rallied again Sunday to tell Donald Trump to keep his “hands off” after he has repeatedly suggested Canada should become the 51st state.

Quebec suspends random traffic stops by police after court rejects extension request
Quebec’s Court of Appeal has refused the province’s request to allow arbitrary police traffic stops to continue until a legal challenge is heard by the Supreme Court of Canada.
