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As temperatures plunge, four "walls of kindness" are now open around Montreal for people to donate winter coats to those in need. The initiative, run by non-profit second-hand store operator Renaissance, is in its third year and will run from Nov. 13 to Dec. 1. Read More

Québec solidaire is calling on the Quebec government to sue the major oil companies for the damage caused by climate change. Read More

No Canadiens player has ever won the Rocket Richard trophy, awarded annually since 1998 to the NHL's top goal-scorer. Read More

Several people related to an 81-year-old man who admitted to killing his 79-year-old wife, while she was suffering from Alzheimer's in a CHSLD last year, told a judge on Wednesday that he was acting out of compassion when he put an end to her life. Read More

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MONTREAL — The union representing Montreal dock workers plans to challenge in court a decision by the federal labour minister to end a lockout at the port by sending the dispute to binding arbitration. Read More

This mid-November Wednesday is a little cooler than the average 5 degrees Celsius, and nowhere near 1945's balmy 16 C. Read More

Pierre Poilievre's Conservative Party appears to have reached a level of popularity in Quebec that sees it fighting Justin Trudeau's Liberals for second place, a new survey suggests. Read More

François Legault's Coalition Avenir Québec, in power since 2018, has hit a low in voter popularity not seen since it was on the opposition benches in 2016, while the Parti Québécois is enjoying the same poll numbers that saw it form a minority government in 2012, a new survey suggests. Read More

You don't have to be a card-carrying Swiftie to be disappointed that Taylor Swift's Eras Tour is not coming to Montreal. Read More

Quebec’s police ethics tribunal has handed Montreal Police Const. Guillaume Joly-Tessier a 25-day suspension without pay for his conduct around the search for now convicted hit man Frédérick Silva. This suspension was based on Joly-Tessier’s surreptitious use of a stamp belonging to a justice of the peace, without her knowledge, that served to assist the police in finally arresting Silva. Read More

Two days after the U.S. election returned Donald Trump to power, I attended StoryFest, an annual lecture series that raises funds for Hudson's Greenwood Centre for Living History. Read More

The Parti Québécois announced Tuesday evening that its president, Catherine Gentilcore, will be the party's candidate in a byelection in Terrebonne riding vacated by Pierre Fitzgibbon on Sept. 5. Read More

Every CFL team requires at least two quarterbacks capable of winning. Over the course of an 18-game regular season, it's rare for the starter not to be injured. Read More

A Sûreté du Québec officer has been suspended for 15 days without pay after throwing part of a young motorcycle accident victim's skull into a ravine in 2021. Read More

Mont Tremblant ski resort has delayed its season start after warm temperatures stalled snow-making efforts needed to prepare the slopes. Read More

The federal government says it hopes a new artificial intelligence safety institute will encourage Canadian businesses to make more use of the technology. Read More

A Quebec civil liberties group says it intends to push forward with legal action after the Supreme Court of Canada responded to its translation demand by simply removing thousands of unilingual English judgments from its website last week. Read More

On Oct. 16, Quebec Superior Court Judge Andres Garin renewed a court order forbidding any protest or action within 50 meters of the sidewalks bordering Congregation Shaar Hashomayim. Read More

The body of Kevin Mirshahi, a cryptocurrency influencer abducted in June, has been found at Île-de-la-Visitation park in Montreal's Ahuntsic-Cartierville borough, the Sûreté du Québec said on Tuesday. Read More