Antoni Nerestant

Jeanette Zacarias Zapata, an 18-year-old fighter from Mexico, died after a boxing match on Aug. 28, 2021 in Montreal. On Tuesday, a Quebec coroner’s report on her death was made public.

As labour disputes in Quebec’s public sector continue, young students are weighing in and urging the Quebec government to meet the demands of their teachers.

A Black puppeteer based in Montreal is seeking $26,000 in damages in a defamaton lawsuit against one of the heads of an anti-racism group. Last year, Franck Sylvestre’s show sparked accusations that his puppet depicted the racist imagery of blackface.

The Tribunal administratif du logement (TAL), which is Quebec’s rental board, has released its calculations for rent increases in 2024.

On Thursday, the leader of the Conservative Party of Canada took to social media to criticize his usual target: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. But he also took aim at the mayors of Quebec’s two largest cities.

An environmental group filed an injunction request in an effort to stop the construction of Northvolt’s massive, multibillion-dollar electric vehicle battery plant east of Montreal.

A now authorized class-action lawsuit against the Quebec government alleges that the province’s response to the first two waves of COVID-19 was improvised and that a pre-existing pandemic plan was ignored until it was too late.

A class action lawsuit targeting the archdiocese of Quebec now names Quebec Archbishop Gérald Cyprien Lacroix as one of the defendants. He allegedly touched a 17-year-old without her consent between 1987 and 1988.

A woman living on Montreal’s South Shore lost 100,000 Aeroplan points after being hacked. She wants to warn others about email bombing, the technique that was used to distract her from what was happening.

A Quebec Superior Court judge has ruled against an injunction request that would have forced protesters at the pro-Palestinian encampment site in front of McGill University to leave and banned other protests near university buildings.