Stephane Giroux

There will be a public inquiry into last Friday's fire in Old Montreal after two French tourists were killed.

Residents are once again calling for the removal of the bike path along Terrebonne Street in NDG to be taken down because of disruptions to traffic and parking.

Quebec Public Security Minister François Bonnardel said organized crime is no longer a business reserved for adult criminals and says parents need to step in to protect their children from gangs.

A victim testified at the Montreal courthouse on the first day of the sexual exploitation trial of former St-Laurent High School basketball coach Daniel Lacasse.

Warning – This story contains graphic details and images. A 46-year-old woman accused of burning a 10-year-old boy with boiling water on

SAFE, an animal sanctuary in Mansonville in the Eastern Townships, is among a growing number of shelters in Quebec facing financial difficulties.

For months now, there have been calls from some in Montreal's St. Henri neighbourhood, where the Benoit Labre day centre for the homeless is, to move elsewhere.

On Wednesday, the City of Montreal announced its new policy on nightlife, which is supposed to pave the way for loosening opening hours, and allow for all-night events.

One of Montreal's best-known painters died this week at the age of 96 -- John Little captured the city's working-class neighbourhoods and highlighted an architecture that is fast disappearing.

A Montreal researcher has put together a virtual museum of The New Penelope, a club that opened in the 1960s that was the dawn of the city's underground movement.