Linda Gyulai

The airport authority’s position on plane noise is “incoherent,” says Ahuntsic-Cartierville borough mayor Émilie Thuillier.

Tower on Ste-Catherine St. “would not only overshadow our building but also jeopardize its structural integrity.”

Investigators recommend Hampstead set up an external reporting line for employees, suppliers and citizens who want to file anonymous reports.

Residents fed up with the level and frequency of airplane noise over Montreal Island say they’ll use the impending federal election to pressure politicians to block the planned expansion of Montréal-Trudeau International Airport.

In late 2016, the administration of then-mayor Denis Coderre announced it would use provisions of the province’s Bill 3 to suspend pension indexation as of Jan. 1, 2017.

Organizations that run homeless shelters and transitional housing relieved that Montreal will stop billing them for false fire alarms.

Premier François Legault on Monday ruled out cancelling a contract for internet service in remote regions as his government is poised to award coverage at courthouses.

Site is an incubator for painters, designers

Since its expropriation of 4000 St-Patrick in 2012, Montreal has let the industrial complex along the Lachine Canal “rot away.” Now the plan is to turn it back into an artist hub.

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