Laval's corrupt image scares off choral festival sponsors CBC - 4 hours agoThe founder and driving force behind Laval, Que.'s annual international choral festival says allegations of corruption at Laval city hall have driven away some of the … More »Laval's corrupt image scares off choral festival sponsors
The founder and driving force behind Laval, Que.'s annual international choral festival says allegations of corruption at Laval city hall have driven away some of the festival's sponsors.
- City councillor wonders if former Montreal mayor was set up CBC - 4 hours ago
A Montreal councillor who has known Michael Applebaum since he was 19 says she believes he's innocent. More »City councillor wonders if former Montreal mayor was set up
A Montreal councillor who has known Michael Applebaum since he was 19 says she believes he's innocent.
After a spring of sleaze, Quebec corruption inquiry takes a summer break The Canadian Press - 5 hours agoMONTREAL - After a spring of sleaze, Quebec's Charbonneau inquiry is taking a break for the summer. More »After a spring of sleaze, Quebec corruption inquiry takes a summer break
MONTREAL - After a spring of sleaze, Quebec's Charbonneau inquiry is taking a break for the summer.
Montreal will get its new, new mayor Tuesday The Canadian Press - 6 hours agoMONTREAL - Montreal will have its next interim mayor — the third mayor in less than a year — by early next week. More »Montreal will get its new, new mayor Tuesday
MONTREAL - Montreal will have its next interim mayor — the third mayor in less than a year — by early next week.
Hudson's Bay says it's not just a retailer, but a hangout for shoppers The Canadian Press - 7 hours agoTORONTO - Hudson's Bay Co. says the only way its business will continue to thrive is for it to move away from being seen as just a department store. More »Hudson's Bay says it's not just a retailer, but a hangout for shoppers
TORONTO - Hudson's Bay Co. says the only way its business will continue to thrive is for it to move away from being seen as just a department store.
- 15 cases of Tuberculosis being treated in Nunavik CBC - 7 hours ago
There are now 15 cases of active tuberculosis in Salluit, Que. More »15 cases of Tuberculosis being treated in Nunavik
There are now 15 cases of active tuberculosis in Salluit, Que.
- Team Quebec says soccer, not politics, the goal at international tournament The Canadian Press - 7 hours ago
MONTREAL - Quebec has found a place to play soccer on the international stage, but it is not in a World Cup or any other event with national teams. More »Team Quebec says soccer, not politics, the goal at international tournament
MONTREAL - Quebec has found a place to play soccer on the international stage, but it is not in a World Cup or any other event with national teams.
Montreal to get new mayor on Tuesday CBC - 8 hours agoAlan DeSousa, the anglophone mayor of Montreal's St-Laurent borough, has thrown his hat into the ring to become Montreal's third mayor in seven months. More »Montreal to get new mayor on Tuesday
Alan DeSousa, the anglophone mayor of Montreal's St-Laurent borough, has thrown his hat into the ring to become Montreal's third mayor in seven months.
Quebec pro-independence party Option Nationale loses its founder, leader The Canadian Press - 8 hours agoMONTREAL - Quebec's upstart pro-independence party has lost its founding leader. More »Quebec pro-independence party Option Nationale loses its founder, leader
MONTREAL - Quebec's upstart pro-independence party has lost its founding leader.
- Disappearance of Nunavik woman suspicious, say police CBC - 9 hours ago
Quebec police are investigating what they call a suspicious disappearance of a Salluit woman. More »Disappearance of Nunavik woman suspicious, say police
Quebec police are investigating what they call a suspicious disappearance of a Salluit woman.
- Quebec construction strike: Back-to-work law now a possibility The Canadian Press - 10 hours ago
QUEBEC - The Quebec government is now open to imposing a back-to-work law during Quebec's first construction strike in over a quarter-century.
- NB Power CEO open to partners in Mactaquac dam's future CBC - 11 hours ago
NB Power is considering the possibility of rebuilding the Mactaquac Generating Station itself or entering into a partnership with another company as it prepares for the hydro dam's future.
- Couche-Tard seen as likely bidder for Hess' U.S. convenience stores The Canadian Press - 12 hours ago
MONTREAL - Convenience store operator Alimentation Couche-Tard is seen as a likely bidder to purchase retail assets from oil and gas giant Hess as it seeks to further boost its U.S. network, according to an industry analyst.
- 30,000 Canadians are homeless every night CBC - 14 hours ago
A new national report into homelessness in this country tells a grim story — at least 200,000 Canadians experience homelessness in any given year and least 30,000 Canadians are homeless on any given night.
- Hamilton man bikes cross-country for breast cancer, gets robbed in Montreal CBC - 16 hours ago
Kyle Chevalier, a 24-year-old McMaster University graduate, is a month into his ride and had a major set-back. He was robbed in Montreal and lost thousands in cash and equipment.
- Quebec wants Haiti earthquake victims to stay in Canada CBC - Tue, 18 Jun, 2013
The Quebec government is hoping Ottawa will allow thousands of Haitians who fled to Canada after the 2010 earthquake to stay in the country, many of them saying they have been living in limbo since arriving in Montreal.
- The Great One firmly believes NHL will return to Quebec City someday The Canadian Press - Tue, 18 Jun, 2013
MAPLE, Ont. - The Great One firmly believes the NHL will return to Quebec City.
- Montreal mayor resigns amid corruption charges CBC - Tue, 18 Jun, 2013
Montreal Mayor Michael Applebaum has resigned in the wake of corruption charges being laid against him, although he maintains he is innocent.
- Montreal council must pick new mayor after Applebaum resignation CBC - Tue, 18 Jun, 2013
Montreal city council must select an interim mayor to replace Michael Applebaum, who resigned a day after being arrested by Quebec's anti-corruption unit.
- Quebec construction unions warn they could stay on strike for a long time The Canadian Press - Tue, 18 Jun, 2013
MONTREAL - Quebec's construction strike settled into its second day with a warning that workers are ready to stay off the job for a long time.
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