Michelle Lalonde

A surge in calls to the city's Info-Coyote hotline from residents of DDO is likely many sightings of the same family of seven coyotes.

"Another example of the Quebec government’s ongoing attack on freedom of religion, freedom of expression ... and equality.”

‘This sounds to me exactly what they used to tell my family in the 1950s: “You can't be a police officer or a teacher because people don't like the way you look,“ ' said one critic

Bill 9, passed into law last week, extends the ban on religious symbols to daycares.

In what she called the first of several actions she plans to take to put money back into the wallets of families, Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette announced a rebate on the "welcome tax" paid by first time home buyers.

City began analysis of American Iron & Metal's potential health impacts in 2024

More than 4,500 incidents of human trafficking were reported to police in Canada from 2013 to 2023.

More than 4,500 incidents of human trafficking were reported to police in Canada from 2013 to 2023.

Businesses hit by steel, copper and aluminum tariffs say they need more relief from U.S. tariffs

A group of activists dressed as travellers to get attention from Aéroports de Montréal at its public meeting.