Stephane Giroux

Experts are sounding the alarm about a new far-right nationalist group that has formed in Quebec.

Sentencing arguments were held Thursday in connection with a fatal crash on the West Island in December of 2021 that killed 16-year-old Noah-Leewis Mercier.

Hydro-Quebec plans to build a transformer station in a park next to the Grande Bibliothèque in The Village and is being met with fierce opposition from historians, urban planners, architects and politicians.

When news broke that thieves stole 3,000 tons of maple syrup from a warehouse near Trois-Rivières, the Montreal Gazette's Anne Sutherland knew it would become one of the top stories of the year.

A family is suing the McGill University Health Centre (MUHC) to try to get some answers after Audrey Glan, 33, died following what was supposed to be a routine surgery.

A Quebec Superior Court judge has decided to send a man accused of femicide to trial in February even though the accused said he has not been able to find a lawyer more than three years after the alleged murder.

The civil lawsuit against Gilbert Rozon, founder of Just for Laughs, continued Monday as nine women seek damages, alleging sexual assault by Rozon.

Across Canada, many undocumented migrants, temporary residents, and workers were on picket lines Wednesday.

A community organization in Ahuntsic-Cartierville may need to find a new location after receiving an eviction notice effective right after Christmas.

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