Allison Hanes

In the 35 years since a gunman murdered 14 women, we've become all too familiar with misogyny. But now there are new threats to gender equality that must be addressed.

The latest delay in the glacial rollout of Quebec's deposit returns program is downright embarrassing, and entirely predictable.

The contest to succeed Valérie Plante as party leader could be more consequential than next year’s municipal election.

The festival of light starts this week after a wave of antisemitic incidents in Montreal

In Montreal, Quebec, Canadian and global politics, the winds of change are blowing.

It has been a quarter century since Y2K — which also happens to coincide with my arrival at The Gazette as an intern. Here’s my humble perspective on the city’s evolution.

Do rational arguments against Canada becoming the 51st state even matter to the incoming U.S. president? Here are a few, just in case.

The high court must now sort out when fundamental rights count and can’t be disregarded by legislators.

It has been 80 years and there are fewer and fewer witnesses to the Holocaust. George Reinitz is one of them.

New York City recently saw a drop in traffic and an increase in transit ridership after its pricing came into effect.