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Anti-abortion activists challenge Quebec law forcing demonstrators to keep distance
A Superior Court judge heard final arguments Thursday in a constitutional challenge of a Quebec law that requires protesters to stay 50 metres away from abortion clinics. Read More
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Alouettes not satisfied with regular-season success this season
When a CFL team loses its final game, changes and improvements must be made. Not only on, but off the field as well. Read More
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Stu Cowan: Canadiens' Lane Hutson making a smooth adjustment to NHL
Canadiens rookie defenceman Lane Hutson is loving everything about being an NHL player. Read More
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Opinion: By defying terrorism, we defend the memory of those lost
Since Oct. 7, 2023, I’ve travelled the world sharing a story of despair, hope and call to action. The tragedy of that fateful day is not just personal with the murder and kidnapping of my parents and friends; it’s a broader cautionary message that underscores the urgency of fighting terrorism to protect the democratic and secular values that embody Canada. Read More
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Ottawa remains committed to Lac-Mégantic bypass despite opposition from neighbouring municipalities
QUEBEC — The federal government has no intention of giving in to a new voice opposing the Lac-Mégantic rail bypass. Read More
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Québec solidaire MNA draws backlash after saying he sees racism every day in National Assembly
QUEBEC — A Montreal foundation denounced comments made by Québec solidaire MNA Haroun Bouazzi, who claimed in a recently delivered speech he saw racism "every day" in the National Assembly. Read More
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Brossard REM users to experience outages next year as new train lines are tested
Users of the Brossard branch of the region's newest transit network will have to pay the price for the bulk of the year while the REM's next two branches are painstakingly tested. Read More
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Hydrogen peroxide spilled in Longueuil train derailment
A train derailment forced the complete closure of Route 116 in Longueuil Thursday morning as emergency personnel analyzed a spill of hydrogen peroxide. Read More
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Canadiens get much-needed boost with win over Sabres | HI/O Show
The Canadiens ended a six-game losing streak (0-5-1) with a 7-5 win over the Sabres Monday afternoon in Buffalo. Read More
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Updated: REM service slowly resuming after 'intrusion' on track
Service on the Réseau express métropolitain was slowly resuming after being completely interrupted for about 30 minutes Thursday morning because of what authorities described as "an intrusion" on the track. Read More
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Quebec to do secularism checks at 17 schools for potential laicity law violations
QUEBEC — Following up on complaints sparked by allegations of incidents at the Bedford elementary school, Quebec's Education Ministry is sending inspectors into 17 schools to verify them for possible violations of laicity rules. Read More
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Montreal weather: Autumn passes the vibe check
Cold mornings? Sunny afternoons? Crunchy leaves? Check, check, check. Fall's got it going on. Read More
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Firebomb thrown at Montreal North apartment
Montreal police arson investigators have been called in after a firebomb was thrown early Thursday at an apartment in the borough of Montreal North. Read More
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Bullet shot through the window of a West Island auto repair shop
An auto repair shop in the Montreal borough of Pierrefonds-Roxboro was targeted by gunfire early Thursday. Read More
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Letters: Montreal's Remembrance Day ceremony can be improved
Re: "Remembrance Day: LGBTQ2+ veterans purged from military lay wreath at Montreal ceremony" (The Gazette, Nov. 11) Read More
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Unhoused man behind assault case against Montreal cop dies before trial
Quebec’s Crown prosecutor’s office says it is proceeding with a case against a Montreal police officer charged with assaulting an unhoused Indigenous man, despite the complainant having recently died. Read More
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Martine St-Victor: Harris, Plante and the future of women in politics
The U.S election dust has yet to settle. It still covers those who are joyful about the results just as much as those who are anything but. Read More
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Revealed: Quebec slashes thousands of health-care workers’ hours
Thousands of Quebec health workers holding down two jobs are being stripped of their extra hours — a move critics warn could tip an already fragile system into further turmoil. Read More
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For these Montrealers, missing Taylor Swift was not an option
It's been a long time coming for Montreal Swifties making their way down the 401 this week and next to see The Eras Tour in Toronto. Read More
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BEI investigating after man seriously injured during Montreal police intervention
Quebec's office of independent investigations (BEI) launched a probe Wednesday into a Montreal police intervention. Read More
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