Montreal police seize six firearms, arrest three during intervention
Montreal police have seized six firearms as part of an operation that led to several arrests on gun charges. Source...
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Quebec’s Halloween rainstorm caused more than $189M in damages: CatIQ
The rainstorm that ravaged much of Eastern Canada caused more than $250 million in insured damages, according to Catastrophe Indices and Quantification Inc. Source...
Quebec’s Halloween rainstorm caused more than $189M in damages: agency
The rainstorm that ravaged much of Eastern Canada caused more than $250 million in insured damages, according to Catastrophe Indices and Quantification Inc. Source...
West Island Assistance Fund grapples with loss after devastating fire
A day after a fire ripped through a Roxboro charity, the West Island Assistance Fund is grappling with the devastating loss. Source...
Time is running out to ensure your holiday packages ship on time, says Canada Post
Canada Post is warning customers that time is running out to ensure packages arrive on time for the holidays, with Dec. 11 being its cut
Fudgy NDG fundraiser bakes up $5,000 for local organizations
A fundraiser in Montreal's Notre-Dame-de-Grâce neighbourhood is not fudging around thanks to a delicious proposition. NDG resident Barbara Sidorowicz baked fudge and sold it for
Anti-feminist blogger accused of glorifying Polytechnique murderer may undergo psychosocial evaluation
Jean-Claude Rochefort, 70, may have to undergo a psychosocial evaluation following his arrest for inciting hatred against women and advocating for "masculinism." Source...
Dallas Stars fire head coach Jim Montgomery, citing ‘unprofessional conduct’
The Dallas Stars have fired head coach Jim Montgomery, citing 'unprofessional conduct.' Source...
Dallas Stars fire Jim Montgomery for unprofessional conduct
The Dallas Stars fired second-year coach Jim Montgomery on Tuesday for what the team called unprofessional conduct. Source...
StatCan didn’t break the law by collecting banking data, privacy watchdog says
Privacy Commissioner Daniel Therrien's latest report found that Statistics Canada didn't break the law when it requested the personal financial transaction information of 500,000 Canadians.