Month : July 2019

The Manitoba government wants to recruit civil servants from Quebec who are concerned about a new law banning religious symbols. Source...

A judge Thursday rejected an attempt by religious and civil liberties groups to have Quebec's secularism law suspended. Source...

A 17-year-old cyclist was transported to hospital with critical injuries after being run over by a cube truck on the South Shore. Source...

"One employee, one rogue employee, should never have enough power to do all of this without a flag popping up somewhere," said Elias Makos. Source...

Combined with the humidity, temperatures in Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal are expected to climb into the mid-40-degree Celsius range in the coming days. Source...

A Quebec company is moving into the mock meat movement by signing a deal with a major grocery store chain in Canada. Source...

Construction crews will shut down most of the Turcot Interchange this weekend before the annual construction holiday. Source...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and European Council President Donald Tusk have begun their formal talks that will centre on the comprehensive trade agreement between the

European Council President Donald Tusk says he's happy that while he's been in Montreal, no one shouted "send him back." Source...

Fifteen years after a grisly killing in Laval, the husband of the victim has been charged with first-degree murder. Officers arrested 53-year-old Ernesto Fera last