Boil-water advisory in Chateauguay area extended for another 24 hours
A preventative boil-water advisory in effect since Monday in the City of Chateauguay and surrounding areas is being extended for another 24 hours.
French-language signage: American businesses must 'adapt,' says Rodriguez
Faced with Washington's grumblings about proposed regulations for commercial signage in Quebec, Justin Trudeau's Quebec lieutenant, Pablo Rodriguez, said Americans need only to 'adapt.'
CF Montreal acquires Uruguayan striker Matias Coccaro via permanent transfer
CF Montreal has acquired Uruguayan striker Matias Coccaro on a permanent transfer from first-division Argentine club CA Huracan.
Quebec's Antony Auclair announces retirement from professional football
Antony Auclair is calling it a career. The Canadian-born tight end announced Wednesday he is retiring from pro football. Auclair, 30, will make it official Thursday at Laval University's Sports and Physical Education Complex.
Montreal firefighter drowning: Safety board highlights 'decisions made on the fly'
The Transportation Safety Board of Canada has concluded that a lack of planning contributed to the October 2021 capsizing of a rescue boat that killed a Montreal firefighter.
Desjardins to close service centres, ATMs by 2026
The Desjardins Group has announced that its caisses populaires plan to reduce their service centres and ATMs by 30 per cent by Dec. 31, 2026.
Quebec minimum wage increasing on May 1
Quebec's minimum wage will increase by 50 cents to $15.75 an hour beginning May 1. The Labour Department says it is hiking the minimum wage by a little more than three per cent because of the economic uncertainty in the retail and restaurant sectors.
Montreal restaurant gives away hundreds of dollars in treasure hunt
Alto restaurant in downtown Montreal is giving away $200 to customers as part of a social media game.
Ile-aux-Tourtes Bridge: Free transit ends for some commuters
Some commuters benefiting from free public transit due to work on the Ile-aux-Tourtes Bridge will have to start paying for their fares.
Quebec's violent gun crime rate below Canadian average: StatsCan
Canada's violent gun crime rate rose by 8.9 per cent in 2022 to reach the highest rate since it began keeping such statistics in 2009, but Quebec stood out with a slight drop and remained below the Canadian average.
Quebec housing minister refuses amendments to law protecting seniors from eviction
Housing Minister France-Elaine Duranceau refused to improve the 'Loi Françoise David' aimed at better protecting seniors from eviction, despite amendments tabled by QS and the PQ on Tuesday.
Quebec announces $200 million to help offset operating costs for private seniors' homes
There was welcome news Tuesday for some private seniors' homes in Quebec after the province announced it will help owners with the cost of running the facilities and offer additional services to residents in declining health.
Taking 'dry January' into February and beyond
Some have decided to take 'dry January' a step further by trying to live a life without alcohol.
Montreal Alouettes release RB Stanback, Uguak heading to the Tampa Bay Bucs
The Montreal Alouettes and American running back William Stanback have mutually parted ways, while Lwal Uguak has signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Quebec cold case murder suspect ID'd with help of DNA research tool, trial hears
A forensic biologist told a jury on Tuesday how a DNA research tool helped police hone in on an alleged killer who is now charged with the sexual assault and murder of a 19-year-old junior college student nearly 24 years ago.
Q&A: Parti Quebecois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon on tuition, immigration, screen time
Parti Quebecois leader Paul St-Pierre spoke with CTV News anchor Maya Johnson on immigration, students tuition, and screen time as his party continues to lead at the polls.