The name of a veteran Hells Angels member has appeared on a new tombstone showcasing the logo of the outlaw biker gang at a parish cemetery on Montreal’s South Shore.

Negotiations with the Société de transport de Montréal have made progress recently, CEO Marie-Claude Léonard said.

On Tuesday, Americans in several states elected Democrats in key governor and mayoral races. A video posted to X that day claimed to show Democrats using blank ballots for 'scheming,' indicating election fraud.

Concordia University says it’s deferring sabbaticals and won’t be renewing some teaching contracts in response to federal and provincial immigration policies.

A total of 22 men between the ages of 18 and 70 have been arrested in Quebec in connection with child sexual exploitation crimes on the internet.

They’ll be the enemy Saturday, but Reggie Stubblefield still has much fondness for his time with the Montreal Alouettes.

A former Hydro-Quebec researcher on trial for espionage is set to undergo a second day of cross-examination.

Jesper Bratt scored on a breakaway 1:33 into overtime and the New Jersey Devils beat the Montreal Canadiens 4-3.

The Quebec government has lowered its immigration targets for the coming years to 45,000 new permanent residents annually.

Quebec anti-corruption police are reporting a surge of nearly 30 per cent in the number of reports of wrongdoing they received in the 2024-2025 fiscal year.

The federal government’s proposal to scrap the luxury tax will fan sales and job growth at Bombardier Inc., says the business jet maker’s chief executive Éric Martel.

The head of Transplant Quebec is in shock after Wednesday’s announcement that her agency would merge with the province’s blood donation bank (Héma-Quebec) as part of Bill 7.

Students at Leonardo Da Vinci Academy are eager to learn about the country’s military history. Dozens took part in the Je Me Souviens program at their school on Thursday.

Former Montreal police chief Phillippe Pichet has won his case at Quebec’s labour tribunal, which ruled he was the victim of psychological harassment by the City of Montreal.

Where Saint-Charles Boulevard meets Highway 20 in Beaconsfield, residents say there are accidents and near misses on a daily basis.

A former researcher with Quebec’s hydro utility who is facing economic espionage charges says he was applying for work at universities in China because he was unhappy at Hydro-Québec.

The STM and some politicians have accused the workers of 'taking the population hostage' by cutting bus and metro service to rush hours only, while the union insists the strike is necessary as the employer is not negotiating in good faith.

A West Island woman who once feared she’d have no choice but to move into assisted living has found new independence, thanks to her new service dog, Remi.

Quebec would have representation in twice as many countries after a Parti Québécois government comes to power.

Lightspeed Commerce Inc. raised its financial guidance for its full year as it reported a loss of US$32.7 million for its latest quarter and revenue growth of 15 per cent compared with year ago.

Quebec Environment Minister Bernard Drainville says that reducing greenhouse gas emissions in line with the 2030 target would cost the province $38 billion.

No young patients are waiting more than nine months for surgery at the Montreal Children’s Hospital, following a reorganization of resources that took several years to complete.

Ricochet, the only homeless shelter serving Montreal’s West Island, held an open house Wednesday evening at its location on Gouin Boulevard in Pierrefonds.

Albert Zbily admits he almost didn't vote in Sunday’s municipal election, but his last-minute change of mind may have changed the city's fate.

People are being asked not to consume any ready-to-eat products prepared and sold by Pâtisserie Suisse Viennoise in Pointe-Claire on the West Island.

Medical specialists are asking the Quebec Superior Court to temporarily suspend certain elements of Health Minister Christian Dubé’s Bill 2, pending a hearing on the merits of their challenge to the constitutionality of the bill.

Workers facing mass layoffs may soon receive a visit from the Quebec Construction Commission, in the hopes of redirecting them to its industry.

The union representing 4,500 bus drivers and Metro operators at the Société de transport de Montréal has confirmed its strike action for Nov. 15 and 16.

CF Montreal has fired assistant coach Maxime Leconte following an internal disciplinary process.

A day after being expelled from Premier François Legault’s caucus, a member of the Quebec legislature says she no longer recognizes the party she used to represent.

A woman is dead after her vehicle collided with a city bus on Montreal’s North Shore on Wednesday evening, police say.

The federal budget promises new legislation to accelerate development of the Alto high-speed rail project.

Three men have been charged in the stabbing death of a 42-year-old man at the Place-Saint-Henri Metro station last Sunday.

The Mohawk Council of Kahnawake (MCK) said it will completely close Route 207 into the territory in response to “community safety concerns” due to road construction in nearby Châteauguay, Que.

A former researcher with Quebec’s hydro utility says he had no idea he was under a criminal investigation until he was arrested by the RCMP in 2022.

A Quebec woman whose sexual abuser was acquitted in criminal court won her civil case last month and says she can finally heal from the traumatic events dating back to 1996.

The day after Dr. Emmanuelle Britton raised concerns about Quebec's Bill 106, changing the way doctors are paid, she was let go from her ministry position.

Some veterans in Rawdon, Que. were asked to leave a polling station during the municipal elections on the weekend for soliciting, when selling poppies.

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The CAQ government expressed its dissatisfaction on Wednesday with the infrastructure investments in Quebec included in the federal budget tabled on Tuesday.

After months of performances, it’s coming down to the finals of the Quebec talent show, Quel Talent, and many fans are keeping an ear out for a special singer from Laval.

Those looking up on Tuesday night had a chance to see a spectacular light spiral caused by the Ariane 6 rocket launch.

Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante delivered a message against political polarization and cynicism on Wednesday as she met her successor at city hall during her final days in the city’s top job.

Officers in the Quebec provincial police (SQ) economic crime investigation squad and Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) officers arrested a man in Quebec City and seized hundreds of dollars worth of counterfeit bills.

Days before Remembrance Day, four handwritten copies of John McCrae’s iconic poem In Flanders Fields, preserved at McGill University, have been recognized as documentary heritage of “outstanding universal value.”

On Wednesday, Treasury Board President France-Élaine Duranceau introduced Bill 7, “An Act to reduce bureaucracy, increase government efficiency and strengthen the accountability of senior public servants,” which will abolish or merge a dozen agencies.

Major economic organizations joined forces on Wednesday to ask Labour Minister Jean Boulet to bring forward the implementation of his law, due to the impact of strikes at the Montreal public transit authority (Société de transport de Montréal - STM).

A truck driver in his 30s is facing serious injuries following a crash on Highway 20 in Vaudreuil-Dorion Wednesday morning.

Laporte MNA Isabelle Poulet says her trust in the Legault government was broken when the law reforming the way doctors are paid was passed under closure.

Tika the Iggy, the Italian greyhound known for her style, social-media presence and signature looks, has died at home in Montreal shortly after undergoing surgery, her dads announced on her popular Instagram page.