Linda Gyulai

A city contract worth millions was awarded to a lone bidder. Montreal limited the competition, firms say

A public consultation in July that it didn’t advertise elicited just 16 comments.

Montreal’s skyrocketing engineering costs are of its own making, study’s author says

Montreal overspending on engineering contracts, union charges, with study pegging extra cost at $40M in 2024

City could have avoided the explosion in fees if it had followed the recommendations of the Charbonneau Commission, study adds.

A person’s right to appear before a judge within 24 hours of being arrested and detained is a cornerstone of Canada’s criminal justice procedure.

The Quebec government says there’s no satisfying alternative at this point to Elon Musk’s satellite service for courthouses in remote regions.

The opposition wants to know whether the city broke the law by opening one of the bids for the contract to redesign Camillien-Houde Way a week after the rest.

Marie Depelteau-Paquette has been accused by Quebec’s chief electoral officer of a “fraudulent electoral manoeuvre.”

The opening of bids for the $12.8-million contract was a debacle and one of the bids should have been rejected, a procurement expert says.