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Quebec tests mandatory inmate uniforms to curb contraband

The Quebec government is introducing new measures to help prevent contraband from entering its detention facilities, including a 12-month pilot project that will require inmates at the Roberval Detention Centre to wear uniforms.

Montrealers, prepare for 'major disruptions' as city gets ready to host world's best cyclists

The upcoming UCI 2026 Road World Championships will offer a spectacle like no other but also lead to road closures affecting everything from parking, to bus routes and even trash collection in certain boroughs.

16-year-old arrested in connection with sexual offences at Montreal day camp

Montreal police have arrested a 16-year-old in connection with several sexual offences committed against three minors at a day camp in Montreal's Ahuntsic-Cartierville borough, where the teenager worked.

Heated Rivalry announces 4 Canadians, including Montrealer, joining cast of Season 2

Emily Hampshire, Sabrina Jalees and Robert Naylor and drag queen Priyanka join the Crave TV show.

Relying on charity for basic needs should not be the norm, organization's director says

Community organizations are trying to fill the growing need for school supplies, food and clothing for back-to-school season. Regroupement Partage's executive director, Anne-Marie Éthier, wrote an opinion piece in La Presse denouncing how many families relying on charities for basic needs has become normalized. She tells CBC News host Debra Arbec why she felt compelled to write the piece.

Quebec politicians outraged by death of 4-year-old in Ivujivik, call for further investigations

In a news release Thursday, Québec Solidaire spokesperson Sol Zanetti is calling for answers over the death of Jusi Padlayat. Zanetti said the 4-year-old died on August 3 after his parents repeatedly brought him to the local clinic for stomach pains, but he didn't receive treatment.

Montreal police take down high-powered surveillance camera after Radio-Canada story

Shelton takes men’s Montreal NBO final, Swiatek wins women’s in Toronto

Iga Swiatek is the National Bank Open champion after defeating second-seeded Elena Rybakina 6-2, 6-3 at Sobeys Stadium in Toronto for her first WTA Tour title this year.

Alexis Sanchez brings promise to CF Montréal's playoff push

In the four MLS games since the World Cup break, Montreal has only found the back of the net twice and went 322 minutes without scoring.

Shelton takes men’s Montreal NBO final as tennis tournament reports banner year

More than 309,492 spectators watched the men's tournament at the Jarry Park site.

Hockey Night in Canada: Punjabi Edition not returning after 18 years

Hockey Night in Canada: Punjabi Edition will not be returning, the long-running show said Friday, ending its 18-year run.

Congolese Montreal students face uncertainty over Canada's Ebola travel restrictions

Hundreds of students from countries affected by Canada’s temporary Ebola travel restrictions could face changes to their academic plans as universities prepare for different scenarios.

U.S. becoming 'more greedy' in trade negotiations: Bloc leader

Bloc Québécois Leader Yves-François Blanchet says he doubts a trade deal will be tabled before next week's U.S. tariff deadline because the United States has 'become more greedy in the last few days.' Blanchet also said he would remind the government that Canada's supply management system for dairy distribution is 'not to be touched.'

Man acquitted of decades-old murders settles lawsuit with Montreal and Quebec

A Quebec man who spent more than 40 years in prison and on parole before being acquitted of a 1983 double murder conviction has reached a settlement with Montreal and the province.

Record National Bank Open attendance highlights tennis stadium expansion controversy

Tennis Canada says its current stadium court is obsolete, and no longer meets the standards of other professional tournaments.