Linda Gyulai

The patrols, focused on downtown, Westmount and Dorval, are meant to reassure members of the Inuit community and elicit co-operation.

A western portion of Quebec's busiest highway was closed for a weekend recently to repair an asphalt error. The east portion has yet to be fixed.

"The evolution of the X platform in recent years no longer corresponds to the principles of access and transparency that are at the heart of our community."

10 questions to test your knowledge of pavement markings around the city. Good luck.

Confusing, obscure, just plain wrong: As bus lanes and bike routes expand across the city, so do head-scratching pavement markings.

The ministry tried to influence a selection committee to give a passing grade to an engineering firm that failed the qualifying round of a contract tender, the Autorité des marchés publics says.

The Plante administration announces the end of the “compensation” tax on shelters and transitional housing — at a cost of $10.5 million per year — after a Gazette investigation.

The federation, which represents 85 student groups, will invest up to $2 million to build affordable apartments for at least 150 students.

A year after a scandal rocked Montreal's public consultation office, new president Philippe Bourke hopes to rebuild public confidence of the body.

The next role for the decaying former Empress theatre in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce will be as a real estate project.