James Mennie

Hello and welcome to the final instalment of our look back at 2014 and, in this instance, a look forward at what we can expect in this brand new year.

Hello and welcome to montrealgazette.com and welcome to Midday. Here’s the rundown on some of the stories we’re following for you today.

Hello and welcome to The Story So Far for Wednesday, May 13.

When you consider we’ve just come through a federal election campaign where the selfie proved itself a legitimate and highly effective political tool, it wasn’t surprising this weekend to see Justin Trudeau, the undisputed winner of that campaign, proving once again he is the most photogenic prime minister designate in recent Canadian history.

It’s one thing to recite caveat emptor to someone scoring a bag of joints but another when it might be possible one day to buy holiday-themed blunts.

Canada’s political conscience can lament social inequality, but it has also developed a taste for winning and, more importantly, winners.

Simply put, it seems that when Something Must Be Done in politics, it doesn’t matter if It Doesn’t Really Work.

We may be suspicious of success, dread failure and fear to take risks, but Leblanc says there’s a “tsunami” of technological change coming.

A man alleged to be a leader in a newly resurrected version of the Rock Machine motorcycle gang was arrested Sunday and was charged Monday in Valleyfield with drug possession.

The city reached an agreement with the Royal Montreal Golf Club in the borough of Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève for an 11-hectare parcel of land