Anne Leclair

A West Island woman feels lucky to be alive after a block of ice from a tractor-trailer smashed through her windshield while driving on Highway 40 near Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue.

Russian-born hearing-impaired American-based research scientist creates speech recognition app Live Transcribe to help communicate with his granddaughters.

A school bus driver has been relieved of his duties after he was caught on camera manipulating an electronic device while driving students home from school on Tuesday.

A Montreal woman is outraged over emergency measures taken at her mother's long-term care facility to contain a COVID-19 outbreak.

A leading rheumatologist is calling for answers after a hydroxychloroquine shortage prevents his patients from accessing treatment.

Quebec's premier calls on health-care workers to stop working in multiple facilities, but some nurses claim staff shortages and a lack of testing for COVID-19 make it difficult.

A Montreal family is devastated and insulted after first being denied the right to remove their loved one from a long-term care facility, then receiving a notice outlining extra fees, days after he died.

A Montreal nurse working on the front-lines of the COVID-19 crisis says people not respecting social distancing is like a 'slap in the face' for health-care workers.

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.

Former students from Loyola High School sound alarm over current teacher’s anti-mask social media posts.

A Montreal father-son team builds business and donates proceeds of COVID-19 care packages.

St-Lazare family speaks out after their two-year-old nearly drowned in their backyard pool.

After 28 years on the job, a Montreal-area high school teacher calls it quits over Quebec government’s COVID-19 guidelines.

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

Edible Arrangements franchisees in Quebec are suing the American company for close to $3 million over alleged breaches of Quebec's language laws among other issues.

English-speaking parents still concerned over forced school yard transfer to French system.

Statistics show an overall increase of 12 per cent compared to the previous year.

While Echaquan's family and community welcome the latest developments, they ultimately want François Legault to recognize that systemic racism exists.

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