Trial starts for man accused in Quebec City’s
It took less than an hour to select the 12 jurors for the trial of Carl Girouard, the 26-year-old man
Montreal to set up opt-in program for residents
Starting next spring, Montrealers will be able to choose whether or not they receive weekly flyers at their home, Mayor
David Birnbaum becomes 9th Liberal MNA to announce
With less than six months to go before the next provincial election, the Official Opposition at Quebec’s National Assembly has lost
Quebec’s English colleges say they are being targeted
Recent amendments to Quebec’s new language bill are targeting English junior colleges because the schools are increasingly popular among non-anglophones,
COVID-19 in Quebec: What you need to know
On Friday, Quebec reported 1,637 people in hospital (an increase of 55 from the previous day), including 62 in intensive care (a decrease
Thousands of sellers plan to boycott Etsy after
When Tricia Robinson first got on Etsy in 2013, it was to help save her cat’s life. “My cat got
Inside the alleged fraud and forgery at Quebec’s
A few months after the Lester B. Pearson School Board fired the head of its international department in 2016, Quebec’s anti-corruption
Some part-time nurses in Montreal quitting as forced
Anaïs Desautels thought she had found the perfect balance in her life. After working as a full-time nurse for three years, she
As summer temperatures keep rising, residents fight for
This story is a collaboration between Concordia University’s journalism department and CBC Montreal. Take a drive with Rachelle Cournoyer through
Short track legend Charles Hamelin helps Canada win
Canadian short track speed skater Pascal Dion won his first world championship gold medal and his decorated teammate Charles Hamelin
