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Against a backdrop of official failure and inaction, last weekend one private citizen showed what leadership looked like. When it became clear that a franchisee of the Second Cup chain had issued a loaded antisemitic threat of a "final solution," CEO Peter Mammas acted unflinchingly and cancelled their franchise contract. Read More

We dedicate this version of the Hidden Game to Dominic Moore, who now makes his living as a game and studio analyst for the Utah Hockey Club. Read More

A 26-year-old man accused in connection with a homicide in Montreal last year was repatriated to Canada on Monday, Montreal police said. Read More

QUEBEC — An advisory committee on constitutional issues, set up by the Quebec government in June, released its report on Tuesday in which it proposes the adoption of a Quebec constitution with the aim of increasing the autonomy of the province in Canada. Read More

Montreal police are asking for the public’s assistance in locating Karl Olivier Desmeules, 31, who has been reported missing. Read More

The Montreal Canadiens face off against the newly relocated Utah Hockey Club on Tuesday night at the Bell Centre. Game starts just after 7 p.m. (TSN2, RDS, TSN Radio 690, 98.5 FM). Read More

Bixi Montreal said on Tuesday that it has surpassed 13 million rides in 2024, setting a new record for the bike-sharing service. Read More

Joe Ortona, the chair of the English Montreal School Board (EMSB), is calling for the removal of a stretch of the contested Terrebonne St. bike lanes for the winter. Read More

Mount Royal Cemetery is going to court to stop the Plante administration from banning cemetery traffic when it closes Camillien-Houde Way to vehicles in 2027. Read More

Montreal police are appealing to the public for assistance in locating 16-year-old Dahlia Lily Robichaud Fréchette, who has been missing since Nov. 20. Read More

Once the domain of sports stars, eight large cranes now occupy the playing field of Montreal’s Olympic Stadium. Read More

U.S. president-elect Donald Trump's plan to impose a 25 per cent tariff on all Canadian goods would significantly damage Quebec's economy. Read More

Premier François Legault says he's concerned about violent protests such as the one last weekend in Montreal, and has offered extra police officers if the city wants them. Read More

Maveric Lamoureux could be excused for thinking this all is a dream. Read More

In a world that sometimes feels like everything is falling apart, doctors somehow remain resilient and resourceful. No matter what is thrown our way, we always look for novel ways to ensure adequate access and care for our patients. Read More

McGill University has suspended all extracurricular event bookings on campus until January after activists threatened online to shut down a planned event this week that the university said escalated into a targeted death threat. Read More

Sam Montembeault will be in goal for the Canadiens when they play the Utah Hockey Club for the first time Tuesday at the Bell Centre (7 p.m., TSN2, RDS). Read More

An agreement in principle has been reached for a new contract between the Société des alcools du Québec and the union representing its store and office employees. Read More

Former Montreal mayor Denis Coderre has put his home in Montreal North up for sale in an effort to settle unpaid tax issues with Revenu Québec. Read More

QUEBEC – New 25 per cent tariffs on imports proposed by American president-elect Donald Trump pose an "enormous risk," to the Quebec and Canadian economies, says Premier François Legault. Read More