Katelyn Thomas

Ensemble Montréal says an inquiry is of public interest "to clarify the circumstances surrounding the deaths, prevent future incidents and ensure the safety of the population."

"It's something that we find very unpleasant," says the president of the Association des radiologistes du Québec.

According to the Canadian Cancer Society, 1,600 Canadian women will receive a cervical cancer diagnosis in 2024, 400 of whom will die.

Hundreds of people were stuck waiting in line for hours on the last night of revisions to the electoral list.

Thousands of early childcare workers in Quebec are planning to strike next month.

The CAQ government is mulling the idea of abolishing the twice-yearly time change and is giving everyone a chance to vote on their preference: summer time all year round, or winter time?

"It's up to us to keep the stories and the history alive," Captain Kathleen Nguyen said ahead of the Ottawa ceremony.

Securing tickets has been no small feat for Montrealers, whose city was snubbed over its lack of an adequate stadium.

"Nobody is against bike paths, everybody's just against the policies and the way they're being implemented," says Marc Perez of the Coalition for Democracy Montréal.

It's part of a year-long trend of higher temperatures, an Environment Canada meteorologist says, but a white Christmas is still possible.