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Montreal asks Quebec to intervene over meat rendering plant’s odour issues

A 2024 Quebec court decision ordered Sanimax to upgrade its Montreal facility to reduce odours and improve air quality. But the city says the work hasn’t started yet and is asking the province to step in, leaving Rivière-des-Prairies residents still fighting for a solution.

Quebec cyclist Vallieres Mill has chance to make Canadian history at world championships in Montreal

Fifty years after the road cycling world championships were last held in Montreal, the event is back and for the first time a Canadian will be defending the title of women’s world champion.

Outaouais daycare says Quebec's new registration portal is slowing admissions

An Outaouais daycare provider is calling Quebec's new child-care registration portal a "complete fiasco" after spending the summer trying to fill subsidized spots as concerned parents continue to reach out.

With secularism sidelined in Quebec election campaign, here's where the parties stand

The Quebec government under François Legault's CAQ introduced sweeping secularism laws during its mandate that banned many civil servants from wearing religious symbols at work. People for and against those laws want to know how the next government will handle the issue.

Quebec's major party leaders gear up for 3rd and final debate with election looming

The leaders of Quebec's main party leaders will face off in the third and final debate of this campaign with less than two weeks to go before election day.

Should Quebec lift its international adoption freeze? Parental hope, ethical concerns fuel debate

It's been about two years since Quebec put most international adoptions on hold due to human trafficking concerns. The province wants to make sure better safeguards are in place, which some adult adoptees applaud. But with no word on when or even if the moratorium will be lifted, some prospective parents wonder where that leaves them.

SPVM investigating suspected homicide of woman, 45, in downtown apartment

A 45-year-old woman was found dead inside an apartment in downtown Montreal on Tuesday, marking the city's 19th homicide this year, according to police.

NHLers reflect league’s cash-infused off-season

Leo Carlsson was in the car with his dad when the phone rang.

$16.3M renovations underway to upgrade St. Mary's Hospital emergency room

Renovations — approximately $16 million worth — are underway to improve emergency facilities at St. Mary's Hospital in Montreal's Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce borough.

Catch up on latest from road cycling world championships in Montreal

Montreal’s inspector general recommends a $700,000 fine for waste-management company

Montreal’s inspector general is recommending the city fine a waste-management company $700,000 for failing to follow municipal subcontracting rules.

Quebec rock duo Angine de Poitrine wins 2026 Polaris Music Prize

The self-proclaimed “space-time voyagers” Klek and Khn received the award, along with $30,000 for their second album, Vol. II.

Woman found dead in Montreal apartment labelled homicide, police

When officers arrived at an apartment in Montreal's Ville-Marie neighbourhood on Tuesday, they found a woman in her 40s unresponsive.

Quebec party leaders to take the stage for final debate of election campaign

Quebec party leaders are gearing up for their third and final debate of the provincial election campaign in the evening.

Former Montreal Canadiens owner George Gillett Jr. dies at 87

George Gillett Jr. bought the Bell Centre (then Molson Centre) and a majority stake in the Canadiens for $275 million on Jan. 31, 2001.

Quebec doctors call for inquest after five physician suicides in five months

The signatories write that doctors face death and suffering every day and take on a lot of responsibility, sometimes without adequate support. 

High levels of lead found in air near Kahnawake high school in Quebec

Lead levels when the wind was blowing west towards the community were on average 1.5 times higher than the provincial standard of 100 nanograms per cubic metre.