Three years ago, a stroke left Michael Lavigne, a former firefighter, mostly paralyzed and bedridden. Since then, every step toward recovery has been a battle for him and his family.
CAA is facing questions about how it handles roadside calls from people with disabilities after a Montrealer says his recent experience shows their procedure isn’t working.
Some residents in Montreal’s east end say they were caught off guard after Canadian National (CN) Railway sprayed a herbicide near their homes this week.
A nature challenge happening across Canada is calling on everyone —including Montrealers — to help scientists better understand the biodiversity around them.
Mine Urbaine, a non-profit dedicated to refurbishing used furniture and diverting waste from landfills shut its doors after just one year of operating its store.
A new province-wide study suggests myths about sexual assault remain alarmingly common, particularly when it comes to who is believed, who is blamed, and what counts as consent.