Montreal

A year since a man died after being hit by a train in Montreal West, residents say the crossing is dangerous for pedestrians.

By the end of April, Frank And Oak will shutter nine stores – seven of which are in Quebec – with more closures to come.

Quebec has finally appointed Marie-Ève Brunet-Kitchen as the first Commissioner for Children’s Welfare and Rights (CBEDE).

The family of 18-year-old Emmanuel Diafouka, who was found dead from a gunshot wound to the forehead in Dollard-Des Ormeaux in January, is calling on the Montreal police (SPVM) to reopen the investigation after it was ruled a suicide.

Seven people were arrested in an early morning operation by Montreal police targeting the Italian Mafia.

An undergrad student at McGill University is seeking court authorization for a class-action lawsuit against McGill for allegedly not protecting Jewish students from antisemitism and harassment on campus since Oct. 8, 2023.

A Quebecer who killed her spouse and two children will remain in a men’s prison, Canadian authorities said Wednesday.

Quebec opposition parties are demanding the dismantling of the Gallant Commission, which is set to investigate the SAAQclic scandal, even before it has begun its work.

Montreal Canadiens first-round draft pick Ivan Demidov will be joining the Habs after his KHL team released him.

Quebec’s workers’ safety board (CNESST) says that a door molding and unsafe access to a mezzanine were largely to blame for a worker’s death in Montreal North.

An alleged fraudster who police say deceived victims with promises of making a quick buck through cryptocurrency is appearing at the Joliette courthouse.

The Honoré Mercier Bridge is closed as emergency vehicles and tow trucks make their way to the site of a six-vehicle collision.

The 2025 stock market crash has historical similarities to other major downturns. There are some ways to avoid panicking and plan for a return to normalcy.

One person is dead and several others are injured after a collision in Saint-Rémi in the Montérégie region.

The Association des procureurs aux poursuites criminelles et pénales has filed a motion with the Quebec Superior Court, asking it to invalidate several sections of a law that they say took away their right to strike.