Al Sciola

There are plenty of Canadian and Quebec businesses offering products just as good, if not better, than their American counterparts.

Just over two weeks after the partial solar eclipse that passed over the city earlier this month, Montreal sky gazers are in for another treat tonight.

Just over two weeks after the partial solar eclipse that passed over the city earlier this month, Montreal sky gazers are in for another treat tonight.

In case you're wondering what kind of weather our longest season has in store for us, the Old Farmer's Almanac dropped its outlook for winter 2026-2027 this week, and there's some good news (and some not-so-good news) buried in it for Quebecers.

With Quebec's provincial election set for October 5, Elections Québec is gearing up to hire thousands of people across the province starting in early September, and if you're looking for a short-term gig to pad your bank account this fall, the timing couldn't be better.

Loblaw CEO Per Bank announced on LinkedIn Monday that the company is bringing back its "T" logo across its Canadian banners, including Provigo, Maxi, Maxi et Cie and Pharmaprix in Quebec, as well as No Frills, Real Canadian Superstore and Shoppers Drug Mart elsewhere in the country.

After three straight months of records and near-records, Montreal's break-in numbers finally eased up a little in August — though not by much, and not everywhere.

Quebec's Ministère de l'Agriculture, des Pêcheries et de l'Alimentation du Québec (MAPAQ) has fined seven different Subway locations across the province over the past year, adding up to $12,500 in combined penalties.

At the Botanical Garden Jardins de lumière is lighting up the pathways again with lanterns, projections and glowing installations that feel like they're pulled straight out of a storybook.

Warm autumn days hit different in Quebec. That's because we all know exactly what kind of weather is coming once they're gone for good.