Pipes in Montreal are freezing more than last year. What should you do if it...

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...

Quebec’s language watchdog calls out Montreal bakery over English TikToks

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...

McGill and Concordia drop legal fight over Quebec’s out-of-province tuition hikes

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...

What could the end of the PEQ mean for education in Quebec?

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....

How to avoid March break travel chaos at Montreal’s Trudeau airport

Montreal’s airport authority is urging travellers to be prepared as the busy spring break season lands amid major construction.

Quebec dishes out $36M to AI research as job cuts in the U.S. raise concerns

As the government funds Quebec’s Artificial Intelligence Institute, Mila, it’s also thinking about the risks AI could bring to the job market.

A grassroots dream at a crossroads as Québec Solidaire looks back on 20 years

Formed by activists and politicians, Québec Solidaire was labelled a grassroots movement focused on social justice, feminism and the environment when it entered the province’s...

Dozens of Montreal school staff already fired or resigned over expanded religious symbols ban

Liberal, Bloc Québécois candidates set for Terrebonne rematch after court ruling

Nathalie Sinclair-Desgagné and Tatiana Auguste will face off again in Terrebonne after the Supreme Court voided a one-vote Liberal win. The byelection is one of...