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.

A Montreal-based group is working to change how people see sobriety — not as something restrictive, but as a lifestyle to celebrate.

A family is reeling after a fire tore through their stable in Rigaud, Que.

Quebec's Sept. 30, 2025 deadline to install pool fences is being pushed back by a year.

Family wonders whether race played role in Montreal police showing up at son’s birthday party

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.

Carolina Yanez didn’t set out to become a local icon with a trash picker in hand and a pink donation bin by her side.

A cyclist is recovering after being run over by a semi-truck on a bike path in Montreal’s Old Port.

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.

With July 1 just weeks away, some housing advocates are sounding the alarm over what they call a deepening crisis.

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.

A group of Montrealers is launching a new Pride festival this summer, aiming to reclaim the spirit of celebration and resistance they say has been lost in corporate-led events by Fierté Montréal.

At Giant Steps Montreal, a unique playground is redefining what outdoor play can look like — not just for autistic children, but for all kids.

A video recorded in Île-Perrot has sparked outrage among neighbours and animal rights advocates.

Mitzi Melnick Richmond says Quebec’s hearing aid coverage policy for seniors is unfair — and wants the government to reconsider a rule that only pays for one device.

A 58-year-old Montrealer is the first patient in Quebec to receive a transplant of lab-grown cells to help treat his Type 1 diabetes — a milestone in an international clinical trial underway at the McGill University Health Centre (MUHC).

A Kirkland man is warning others after falling victim to an online scam that cost him $2,000.

A major overnight fire destroyed a six-unit apartment building in Saint-Amable, 40 km east of Montreal.