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How young Quebecers can increase their chances of securing employment

As of June, only 55 per cent of those aged 15 to 24 have employment in Canada, according to StatsCan. Career development experts say young people need to be more adaptable to find stable jobs under current market conditions.

Quebec man accused of killing his teen son arrested by provincial police

A Quebec man who had been the subject of a police manhunt since Sunday in connection with the killing of his teen son has been arrested.

Montreal police ask for public's help locating wanted sex offender

Montreal police are asking for the public's help locating a sex offender who allegedly violated his supervision conditions with Correctional Service Canada.

Quebec confirms 1st raccoon rabies case in stray cat

Quebec’s first case of raccoon rabies in a stray cat was confirmed last week in the Montérégie region, and now the province's Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food is reminding pet owners to vaccinate their pets and keep those vaccinations up to date.

Man killed in Montreal's Sud-Ouest borough

A 42-year-old man is dead following an altercation on Monk Boulevard near Pierre-Héroux Street on Wednesday evening.

40 years, no floods. Now her Montreal home's been hit 3 straight years. What's changed?

After decades without flooding, some Montreal-area homeowners have seen their basements fill with water three years in a row. Experts say heavier rain, aging infrastructure and urban development all play a role — and adapting to a changing climate will require more than one solution.

Why this Montrealer’s identity is rooted in the city – and not in Quebec and Canada

While Shereen Joseph proudly identifies as a Malaysian Montrealer, she says her identity is less tied to Quebec and Canada and wonders if she would feel as welcome if she left the city.

Quebec man charged with son's death shot during arrest, BEI investigating

Quebec's independent police watchdog is looking into the arrest of a man who had been on the run for four days in the Mauricie region.

Trial of Montreal man accused of killing 9-year-old daughter continues today

The trial of a man accused of killing his nine-year-old daughter last summer during a trip to New York is scheduled to continue today.

Alleged sexual abuse victims of Archdiocese of Quebec closer to historic $31.5M settlement

A Quebec Superior Court judge will decide whether a historic $31.5-million settlement against the archdiocese of Quebec is approved. The deal could end years of legal action for claimants who allege they were sexually assaulted by members of the archdiocese since 1940.

'It was biting and scratching,' says Quebec woman attacked by rabid cat

Three people have received preventive rabies treatment following exposure to a stray cat in the Montérégie.

Dollard-des-Ormeaux cancels flood meeting after class-action requests filed against city

The City of Dollard-des-Ormeaux in Montreal's West Island has cancelled a public information session about major flooding in June scheduled for Aug. 6. The cancellation follows two class-action requests against the city.

Lévis, Que., man accused in murder of woman to undergo psychiatric evaluation

A 61-year old man accused of first-degree murder in the death of a woman whose body was found in a wooded area in Lévis, Que., in June will undergo a psychiatric evaluation.

Defence to appeal murder verdict in killing of Quebec couple in Dominica

The defence lawyer for the two American men convicted of murdering Quebec filmmaker and entrepreneur Daniel Langlois and his partner in Dominica says they are appealing the verdict.

Actor Patrick Wilson on Cape Fear, his love for Montreal, and local film festival

Patrick Wilson, actor on the show Cape Fear, is in town with the series' showrunner and executive producer, Nick Antosca, to present the final episode — ahead of its broadcast to the rest of the world — at Montreal's Fantasia International Film Festival. This annual event showcases horror, sci-fi, fantasy, animation, and cult films.

Quebec orders review after deaths of three youth in care in under a month

Three children connected to Batshaw Youth and Family Centres died in March, including two teens who died by suicide and a four-year-old girl whose family was under supervision.

Nadia Comăneci is back in Montreal to mark 50th anniversary of 1976 Olympics

The Romanian became the first gymnast in Olympic history to score a perfect 10 during the Montreal Summer Games. Nadia Comăneci will be attending a commemorative event outside the city’s Olympic Stadium on Aug. 1.

21-year-old Quebecer creates new social media platform to stop doom scrolling

Some apps are built to keep you scrolling. Lyvio wants you to put it down. The app's founder, Alexis Bossé, spoke with CBC's Quebec AM about how it works and the motiviation behind it.

Why are so many bears getting hit on Quebec highways?

More than 7,000 collisions involving large animals were reported in Quebec in 2025. In most cases, experts say large mammals, like bears and moose, are simply looking for food.

More than just music: Connection and healing take centre stage at popular Innu festival

The 42nd edition of the Innu Nikamu festival is bringing The Offspring to headline the annual concert in Uashat mak Mani-utenam. With time, the festival has become more than just a celebration of music: it's also a moment of connection and healing.

Court permanently blocks Quebec company from selling unauthorized injectable peptides

The Superior Court of Quebec has granted Health Canada a permanent injunction against Canlab Research to prevent the company from selling unauthorized injectable peptides in Canada.

Bus crash near Gaspé, Que., sends 23 to hospital, no serious injuries

A bus travelling along route 198 between Murdochville and Gaspé crashed overnight, leaving 23 passengers and a driver in hospital.

Strict bag policy among new changes at Osheaga fest. Here’s what you need to know

Osheaga will take place at Parc Jean-Drapeau in Montreal from July 31 to Aug. 2, 2026, and will feature an eclectic mix of performers, including Tate McRae, Lorde and Wolf Parade.

First 7-Eleven, now Zabka: Canadian convenience giant Alimentation Couche-Tard eyes takeover of Polish rival

The Laval, Que.-based owner of Couche-Tard and Circle K stores announced Friday that it made an offer valued at more than $12 billion to buy Polish convenience store operator Zabka Group. The play comes after Alimentation Couche-Tard tried, but failed, to buy the parent company of 7-Eleven for more than a year.

Motorcyclist death in Montérégie, Que., marks 16th road fatality of construction holiday

A motorcyclist in his 50s died on Friday morning in a collision after another motorcyclist lost control of her vehicle on Route 340 in Saint-Télesphore, Montérégie, Que.

Santé Québec faces lawsuit for allegedly counterfeiting software

A Quebec City-based software company is suing Santé Québec for allegedly making a "counterfeit copy" of its scheduling platform in violation of a confidentiality agreement.

Trio charged after meth lab dismantled, 4 million tablets seized

Three people are facing charges related to the production and trafficking of drugs following an investigation that saw a secret meth lab dismantled last year.

Alexander, Alouettes roll past winless Redblacks 34-13

Jake Maier had a decent outing finishing 34-for 41 for 311 yards and one interception but it’s tough to compete when you’re unable to convert in the red zone.

After 8 years, when can Quebecers expect updated flood zone maps?

Quebec’s Environment Ministry has delayed the rollout of its updated flood zone maps, which were set to be released on Aug. 1. The province’s maps were last updated in 2019. As Quebecers increasingly face repeated flooding, mayors in the greater Montreal area are calling on the government to release them now.

Cat with rabies prompts 3 people to receive emergency treatment in Montreal area

The Montérégie Public Health Department confirmed to Global News that three people have received what is known as post-exposure prophylaxis after exposure to a cat with rabies. 

Judge says Quebec violated Christian group's freedom of expression

A Quebec Superior Court judge has ordered the provincial government and a former tourism minister to pay more than $60,000 to an anti-abortion group after ruling that Caroline Proulx unlawfully breached a contract and violated the organization's freedom of expression in 2023.

New York police say location data from car matched location of Montreal girl's body

Location data from the car driven by a man accused of second-degree murder matched up with the area where investigators found the body of a Montreal girl killed last summer, a police forensic expert testified on Friday.

Osheaga's 2026 lineup promises something for everyone this weekend

Canada's biggest music festival is back for its 19th edition. Over 90 acts across all genres will be performing over the weekend. CBC News host Sudha Krishnan visited Patrick Guay, Evenko's senior manager of booking, at Parc Jean-Drapeau to talk about what makes Osheaga a can't-miss event.

Wanted sex offender found in Saint-Jérôme, Que., police thank public

Wanted sex offender Mario Charette, 65, was arrested on Friday in Saint-Jérôme, Que., about 45 kilometres northwest of Montreal.

These Montreal intersections have the most cyclist collisions. Here's why

With the future of the city's cycling infrastructure under consideration, CBC wanted to know where the most dangerous areas are for cyclists — and why.

Consignaction is 2 years into upgrading its recycling operations. How are things going?

Most of the bottle deposit machines have been removed from some grocery stores as part of the process. Consignaction's goal is to reach a 90 per cent recovery rate for all beverage containers by 2032.

Canadians ready to play ball as 1st season of Women's Pro Baseball League gets underway

Nearly a dozen Canadian athletes are going to be part of the chase to be the first-ever champions of the Women's Pro Baseball League, which begins its inaugural season in the United States on Saturday.

Pushing back on binge-watching with public outdoor film screenings in Quebec

Canadian women capture silver medal in 4x100m relay final; Canada's men DQ'd at Commonwealth Games

National Bank Open family event serves to rally more kids to pick up tennis

The National Bank Open tennis tournament hosted a family weekend in Montreal focusing on kids. Many families showed up to watch Quebec’s own Félix Auger-Aliassime, currently ranked fourth in the world, practice. Organizers hoped to serve up some inspiration for youngsters looking to pick up a racket.

Toronto flights cancelled after WestJet cabin crew go on strike

Wait times for Quebec's 811 health line are exploding. What's the holdup?

If you plan to call Info-Santé at 811 for health advice, arm yourself with patience because wait times have exploded.

How this CBC Changemaker is building belonging, identity through ballroom

Ali Desrosiers found more than art when he discovered ballroom culture. He says he found community – and himself. He’s one of this year’s CBC Black Changemakers, a special series acknowledging individuals making a difference in their community.

They barely knew each other. But weekly Montreal gatherings are turning strangers to friends

After feeling disconnected from their community, a couple in Montreal's Nôtre-Dame-de-Grace started a weekly gathering to break down invisible barriers and help neighbours get to know each other.

Patients who speak same language as their doctor live longer, study suggests

Patients who talk with their doctors in the same language they use at home generally tend to live longer, suggests a recent study by researchers at the University of Ottawa and the University of Manitoba.

Gold medal-winning judoka Julien Frascadore named Canada's closing ceremony flag-bearer

Quebec City's Julien Frascadore spoke with CBC Sports' Marissa Papaconstantinou, shortly after being named Canada's flag-bearer for the closing ceremony of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.

Fire at kosher restaurant in Montreal being investigated as arson: police

Police said all hypotheses remain on the table, but investigators have not determined a motive and are not treating it as a hate crime at this stage.