Tina Tenneriello

The Montreal Police force (SPVM) is searching for a suspect believed to be involved in sexual assaults that occurred between 2006 and 2012. On Thursday, the SPVM’s Sexual Assault Unit will set up a mobile command post in Ahuntsic, at the intersection of Fleury Street East and Curotte Avenue between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., […]

A pedestrian is in critical condition after being hit by an Longueuil city bus in Greenfield Park on Montreal’s South shore on Tuesday evening. Longueuil police say the collision occurred around 6:20 p.m. near the intersection of Tachereau Blvd. and Saint-Charles Road. The victim was transported to hospital in critical condition. A perimeter was set […]

A new poll shows support for the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) dropping. The poll by Léger commissioned by TVA Nouvelles and the Journal de Montreal shows the CAQ falling. The number of respondents who said they were satisfied with the current CAQ government dropped to 38 per cent. This comes after the Auditor General of […]

A kangaroo that was on the loose for five days was captured in Boucherville on Tuesday. He is now in the care of Granby Zoo. CityNews was joined by Frédéric Bérard, a lawyer representing the Galahad SPCA on Montreal’s South Shore. What can you tell us about how they managed to capture Joey the kangaroo? […]

Former Premier Pauline Marois now has the support of all the leaders of the parties in the National Assembly for her push to hold a summit on homelessness in 2027, as CAQ member Christine Fréchette has thrown her support behind the idea of a “meeting” on the issue. Following a meeting held Tuesday afternoon in […]

Last May Premier Christine Fréchette announced consumers would no longer be charged Quebec Sales Tax (TVQ) on specific everyday items.

Quebec is seeing an increase in intestinal parasite infections causing serious diarrhea. Dr. Mitch Shulman, an emergency medicine physician, joined CityNews to explain. What can you tell us about…

The Quebec government’s new tax relief plan goes into effect Wednesday. In May, Premier Christine Fréchette announced consumers would no longer be charged Quebec Sales Tax (QST) on specific everyday items. It’s estimated it will cost the provincial government $100 million. The list of items exempt from QST includes prepared fruit and vegetable platters, granola bars, dried […]

Rainbow flags to mark Pride week were vandalized three times in a week in the Village de Val-David municipality in the Laurentians north of Montreal.

Montreal is expected to be hit with showers early Wednesday afternoon with a risk of thunderstorms into the evening and night. We will reach a high of 24 Celsius, with a humidex making it feel closer to 30. More rain is expected overnight and a low of 18 C. For Thursday, mainly cloudy with a […]