Sarah Leavitt

The Quebec Conservatives hope repealing Bill 96 will earn them votes from Quebec’s English community.

For most Quebecers, the project to build a liquid natural gas facility in Saguenay is dead and buried. But the issue emerged in the election campaign, with the Conservative leader saying it should be pursued.

The colourful Carifiesta parade returned to downtown Montreal on Saturday after three years of celebrations being put off because of the pandemic.

After a wave of sexual assault and harassment allegations swept social media in Quebec last summer, Valérie Plante said she was unaware of any such claims against any Montreal elected official. That turns out not to be true, according to documents obtained by CBC News.

A mayoral candidate for Ralliement pour Montréal in the borough of Lachine has pulled out of the municipal election campaign over his party’s decision to merge with Mouvement Montréal.

Move over orange cones, those blue and grey portable toilets are the newest installations in town, and thanks to the pandemic, they’ve been proliferating.

A graphic novel by Sarah Leavitt.

Cyclists and pedestrians travelling between Montreal and the South Shore now have a new route they can take — the multi-use path on the new Champlain Bridge is officially open.

An advocacy group is launching a campaign to inform Muslim women of their rights as it tries to deal with increasing reports of harassment and discrimination since Quebec’s secularism law was introduced.

The Hudson's Bay Company has removed a plaque commemorating the Confederate States president Jefferson Davis from its flagship downtown Montreal store after complaints.