Pointe-à-Callière Archeology and History Museum of Montreal turned 20 on Thursday. More »Pointe-à-Callière marks 20th anniversary with Samurai exhibition
This spring, my wife and I spent three weeks in Italy and France. It was our first vacation with our … More »Lost in transit: A lack of strategy
At 370, Montreal is on the verge of a nervous breakdown. Being a fine nurse and a devout lady, Jeanne … More »Peggy Curran: What would Jeanne Mance think of Montreal, the city she founded?
The websites of the Quebec Liberal Party, Education Ministry and Aide financiere aux etudes and were … More »Quebec political, student aid websites down
Hydro-Québec's proposed rollout of 3.8 million wireless smart meters "may constitute a risk of serious, … More »Smart meters pose health hazard: expert
No criminal charges will be filed against the Montreal police officers involved in a shooting last year … More »No criminal charges in police killings
Canadian Pacific says it's working to avoid future signalling problems such as the one that delayed some … More »Refund policy for late trains not on the agenda
Unable to use new double-decker cars on Deux Montagnes trains for now, authorities are considering another … More »AMT may add more rail cars
Frank Zampino was "the ringleader" of a simple but effective bid-rigging scheme that defrauded Montreal … More »Zampino labelled crime ringleader
Transport Quebec says encouraging cycling is one of its priorities and it's making progress in efforts … More »Department defends its road repairs
Falling bricks from an aging Bleury St. building that left a pedestrian in a coma are reviving concerns … More »Falling bricks leave pedestrian in coma
Its passage may be assured when city council meets in special session on Friday, but a controversial … More »Projet Montréal won't back proposed ban on masks
A tough-talking Premier Jean Charest may be preparing to show striking students what the consequences … More »Premier's hard stance raises ire
Demonstrators appeared to be in a celebratory mood as they began their march through the streets of Montreal … More »Two crowds march with one voice
Although officials from all levels of government have welcomed a new deal paving the way for long-term … More »St. Anne Hospital transfer could pose tax burden for municipality
The driver who killed three cyclists on a highway in Rougemont in 2010 had worked long hours and had … More »Fatigue caused cyclists' deaths: coroner
Student demonstrators discovered a harder edge to police crowd control on Tuesday, as protesters blockading … More »Police take hard line with protesters
A scorching heat wave killed 106 Montrealers in 2010, and one-third of them were mental-health patie … More »Agency unveils plans to help elderly through warm spells
Drier and warmer out west, stormy and closer to seasonal norms here in southwestern Quebec. More »Expect dark and stormy afternoons this summer
Student demonstrators who massed at entryways of the Collège de Rosemont early Monday were pepper-sprayed … More »Police use pepper spray at Collège de Rosemont, after student protesters block entry
Quebec is coming to the aid of the province's crown attorneys by hiring additional support staff so prosecutors … More »Support-staff hires to ease burden on crown attorneys
Quebec writer and journalist Daniel Tremblay is mired in a lengthy battle with the Quebec government … More »Duplessis orphans left looking for answers
More than 30 people, some wearing the red squares worn by protesters against the tuition hike and others … More »Council session draws protesters
Montreal's auditor-general is calling for changes in the way the city and the Société du Havre have managed … More »Bonaventure Expressway project needs tighter control, report says
Students at Beacon Hill Elementary School showed all kinds of imagination and talent in the artwork they … More »Creative, collaborative success
