Montreal Gazette

We dedicate this edition of the Hidden Game to Brian Hayward, the former Canadiens goaltender who, on Monday night, broadcast his 2,000th Anaheim Ducks game. Read More

Re: "Quebec food banks can't keep up with the record demand" (The Gazette, Oct. 28) Read More

The "triggering of protection mechanisms" at Hydro-Québec's Des Sources substation in Dollard-des-Ormeaux knocked out power to more than 60,000 customers in the West Island on Monday evening. Read More

Fraud and corruption cases in Quebec are growing increasingly complex through the use of technology and attempts to exploit legal loopholes, police and anticorruption authorities warned on Monday. Read More

Aéroports de Montréal says it's sympathetic to the City of Montreal's desire to ease the housing crisis, but the airport authority is nevertheless sending scolding letters to municipal politicians who consider or approve residential construction projects that lie under its flight paths across the island. Read More

Jean Lamontagne was at work in a factory on Dec. 3 when his phone buzzed with news that would forever change his life. Checking his Lotto Max ticket online, he discovered he had won an astonishing $40 million. Read More

There's already one prospective candidate to replace Valérie Plante as leader of Projet Montréal. Read More

Kristian Matte could have retired on top, following a Grey Cup championship in 2023, sailing off into the sunset knowing little remained to be accomplished. Read More

After more than eight days of searching for missing Quebec hiker Leo DuFour in the Adirondacks, rangers have transitioned to searching for his body. Read More

There's a lot to like about Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki. Read More

It’s Matvei Michkov’s birthday Monday. Read More

A lawyer representing Just for Laughs founder Gilbert Rozon in a civil case in which nine women are suing him for a total of more than $14 million over alleged sexual abuse said in an opening statement to the court Monday that Rozon admits to having "consensual" sex with three of the plaintiffs. Read More

Updated: Montreal police announced Monday morning the girl has been found safe. Read More

The Coalition Avenir Québec government has been handed a report laying out a series of recommendations that could very well spell the end of McGill, Concordia and Bishop’s as the English-language universities we know. Read More

If you were hoping to save up all your empty wine or Champagne bottles from the holidays and return them this spring for a 25-cent rebate, you now run the risk of becoming a hoarder. Read More

Quebec Health Minister Christian Dubé hinted on Sunday that he may not seek another term in office. Read More

Quebec has reached an agreement in principle with unions representing thousands of home daycare workers who have been carrying out strike actions for weeks, the Fédération des intervenantes en petite enfance du Québec (FIPEQ-CSQ) announced Sunday. Read More

Pablo Rodriguez, a candidate for leadership of the Liberal Party of Quebec, garnered new supporters on Sunday, including Linda Caron, MNA for La Pinière, and Mont-Royal–Outremont MNA Michelle Setlakwe. Read More

MTL Shake, a family dance party planned for Sunday afternoon in Rosemont, was cancelled on Saturday after La Presse reported discounted tickets were being sold for Black, Indigenous and people of colour. Read More

Authorities are searching for three Chilean nationals who escaped from the Laval Immigration Holding Centre north of Montreal. Read More