Laurence Brisson Dubreuil

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.

Two months after a three-day strike brought Air Canada flights to a standstill, frustration is still mounting among some passengers who spent thousands of dollars trying to get home and are still waiting to be reimbursed.

A new service at the Montreal Children’s Hospital is changing what happens after a child goes home by giving families direct access to medical support without stepping into the ER.

Montreal’s first women’s sports bar is closed, but Le Nadia’s owners say finding a temporary home is in the works.

It started with one pharmacy owner in Shawinigan, and now a growing number of Familiprix locations across Quebec are joining in to offer menstrual products at cost.

The STM said it made a mistake when it removed the early 211 route in Pointe-Claire due to the new REM line to the West Island.

With airlines cancelling flights to Cuba, the once-thriving tourism industry is facing yet another setback.

A new report shows that Montreal firefighters are busier than ever, and that, despite efforts to make it safer, the work comes with long-term health risks.

The Oka-Hudson Ferry is a summer staple for tourists, cyclists and commuters, but months into the season, the service remains docked as challenges pile up for the owner.

The province of Quebec is considering moving Benadryl behind pharmacy counters. The over-the-counter medication, commonly used to treat allergies, cold symptoms and even as a sleep aid, is currently readily available on pharmacy shelves.