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Religious minorities feel less safe due to Quebec secularism law known as Bill 21: survey
Religious minorities feel less safe due to Quebec secularism law known as Bill 21: surveyCanada3 hoursMuslim women reported some of the greatest impacts, with over 70 per cent of respondents saying they felt less safe when the law known as Bill 21 was adopted. -
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Montreal public health investigating after man dies from legionnaires’ diseaseHealth1 hour -
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Quebec rejects request to send army to northern region facing health worker shortageHealth2 hours
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Quebec police reports 13 deaths during province’s construction holidayCanada5 hours -
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Metro workers putting in overtime to keep stores open amid ongoing labour shortageCanada4 hours -
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Montreal seniors still seek answers for Guaranteed Income Supplement payment cutCanadaAug 9 -
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Montreal-based CAE posts Q1 profit drop, lowers growth outlook for fiscal yearEconomy6 hours -
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NDG merchants petition against new reserved bus lane on Queen MaryCanadaAug 9 -
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Unprecedented number of Indigenous candidates running in Quebec electionCanadaAug 9 -
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Canada’s Pospisil drops singles opener to Paul, Shapovalov to resume rain-suspended matchSportsAug 9 -
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Independent investigation ordered into abrupt cancellation of Montreal Pride parade: cityCanadaAug 9 -
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Senegalese diplomat arrested by Quebec police owed former landlord more than $45,000CanadaAug 9 -
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Cyberattack forces Ski-Doo maker BRP to suspend operationsCanadaAug 9 -
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Gunshot victim shows up to hospital as Montreal police investigate shootingCrimeAug 9 -
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Montrealers growing weary over delays in delivery of federal government servicesCanadaAug 8
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Gunshot victim shows up to hospital as Montreal police investigate shootingMontreal police say they were called around 4:15 a.m. about shots fired on St-Jacques Street in the Notre-Dame-de-Grâce neighbourhood, where officers found a bullet casing.CrimeAug 9
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Montrealers growing weary over delays in delivery of federal government servicesMore community workers are speaking out about delays and problems in federal government departments. Some experts believe it could take time before some problems are resolved.CanadaAug 8
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Montreal Pride to conduct internal investigation about parade cancellationMontreal Pride says it is now conducting an internal investigation into the events that led to the city's first Pride parade since 2019 being abruptly cancelled.CanadaAug 8
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Quebec coroner orders public inquiry into Montreal shooting deathsThe inquiry comes after Abdulla Shaikh was killed during an intervention by police last week. He was the suspect in the shooting deaths of three men in a roughly 24-hour period.CanadaAug 8
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Bill Graham, former Canadian defence and foreign minister, dead at 83Bill Graham was named to the Order of Canada in 2015 and continued to play an active role among defence and foreign policy circles after leaving politics.CanadaAug 8
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Rain delays start of men’s first-round play at National Bank Open in MontrealShowers let up and players were able to warm up for the scheduled early-afternoon opening matches. But players later went back to the locker room and did not immediately return.SportsAug 8
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6 new downtown Montreal art installations look to draw workers back to cityThe Montreal Chamber of Commerce hopes six new creative art installations throughout the downtown area will entice workers back to the office city space.CanadaAug 8
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Quebec police watchdog begins probe into alleged beating of Senegalese diplomatThe Senegalese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has said the diplomat had to be hospitalized after being handcuffed and beaten by police on Aug. 2 at her Gatineau, Que., home.CrimeAug 8
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