Antoni Nerestant

Denis Coderre, former mayor of Montreal, has officially announced his candidacy for the leadership of the Quebec Liberal Party and has already recruited a candidate.

A Quebec Superior Court judge awarded $143 million to taxi drivers to compensate them for their losses following the arrival of ride-hailing services like Uber and the province's 2019 law that abolished the taxi system.

From budget deficits to public disputes between mayors and Quebec's transport minister, public transit funding is on shaky ground. The city of Montreal's finance and administration commission is looking for ways to keep service afloat.

Last year, a local group organized a block party to celebrate hip-hop's 50th anniversary. This year, the event will be headlined by Ghostface Killah, one of the leading figures of the legendary Wu-Tang Clan.

The City of Montreal should be held financially responsible for the racial profiling practices of its police officers, according to a ruling from a Quebec Superior Court judge.

Montreal · Updated Legault shuffles cabinet, appoints Fréchette to economy and energy, Roberge to immigration

Three people have been arrested and charged with criminally harassing federal Immigration Minister Marc Miller and two other people in his entourage. The arrests led to protests on Tuesday at the Montreal courthouse, with people saying the accused's arrests were unfair.

In a brief statement to reporters at the National Assembly on Thursday, Legault expressed his disagreement with the Bloc Québécois's decision to support Justin Trudeau's Liberal government in a non-confidence motion that is expected next week.

A day after McGill University threatened to cancel classes for law students, the union representing law professors says it has agreed to suspend its strike.

McGill University is restricting access to its downtown and Macdonald campuses starting this Saturday, as a precaution leading up to Monday — the one-year anniversary of Hamas's attack on Israel.