Linda Gyulai

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.

Architecture historian Camille Bédard has studied the landmark and describes herself as passionate about its preservation and its unifying role for residents of Notre-Dame-de-Grâce.

The 2025 budget foreshadows another $50-million shortfall, critics say.

"The planning process is very complicated," developer Angelo Pasto says, but "it's probably done to make sure buildings are protected."

Mayor Jeremy Levi says he "was stunned and shocked" when a former town worker alleged during a council meeting that colleagues have been harassed.

But the airport authority's position on plane noise is "incoherent," says Ahuntsic-Cartierville borough mayor Émilie Thuillier.

In late 2016, the administration of then-mayor Denis Coderre announced it would use provisions of the province’s Bill 3 to suspend pension indexation as of Jan. 1, 2017.