Anne Leclair

“I was a punk rocker, a lot of late nights nowhere to go and he would show up in the middle of the night with the van and he was feeding people and that’s how I met him.”

At least eight families are teaming up with the Centre for Research Action on Race Relations to launch legal action against the Quebec government over the lack of services for their children with autism.

The brain disorder affects up to one per cent of the population, and people who suffer sudden unexpected death in epilepsy are mostly young men with uncontrolled seizures.

The regulation creates a provincial access committee, and is the product of a three-year collaboration between English-language rights advocates and the health minister.

He was told two months ago that his tumour is small enough to qualify for a local tumour ablation (LTA) instead of surgery.

A fight is brewing over recycling in Côte-des-Neiges--Notre-Dame-de-Grâce.

At least four pedestrians were hit on Montreal roads in the last 48 hours. One is dead and three others are in hospital.

Housing-rights activists are now speaking out and slamming the city of Montreal for failing to do more.

The family of the 23-year-old Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG) man who shot and killed by police on Aug. 21 is suing the City of Montreal.

The parents of a Montreal North boy are livid after their meeting with EMSB administrators was cancelled because the school board refused to have commissioner Sylvia Lo Bianco present for the meeting.

The owner of Madisons New York Bar and Grill in downtown Montreal has been ordered to pay the 23-year-old $14,500 in damages.

Julie Tanny is spearheading the latest legal chapter in a decades-old legal battle.

Elena Crenna, now 57, and her Canadian husband are appealing the deportation order.

The religious neutrality legislation forbids certain public sector employees from wearing religious symbols.

The family of a 72-year-old woman who died just hours after being discharged from a Laval hospital is waiting for answers and hasn’t ruled out taking legal action.

Jean-Claude Rocherfort was arrested on allegations of uttering threats and inciting hatred against women.

Paramedics and firefighters responded to claims from a former long-term care worker that they don’t take PPE seriously, saying they are shocked by the allegation.

Monteregie public health authorities to set up one-day mobile COVID-19 testing unit on July 9 following an outbreak in the south shore community.

“We have not planned to forcibly dismantle the Notre-Dame encampment,” said city spokesperson Laurence Houde-Roy

Montreal police promise increased patrol operations in Chinatown and upcoming crime prevention campaign following series of robberies