Steve Rukavina

Montreal Crown prosecutor Alice Bourbonnais-Rougeau initially told her supervisors she only had a friendship with defence lawyer Mathieu Rondeau-Poissant — who was representing a client she was prosecuting — before finally admitting to a physical relationship.

A 46-year-old Brossard, Que., man was charged with four offences, including assault with a weapon — in this case a vehicle — after police said he deliberately hit a woman with his car. On Thursday, police confirmed the woman was unhoused.

Advocacy groups for people with hearing loss say Quebec's hearing aid coverage plan discriminates against society's most vulnerable.

The first home-care worker to see Normand Meunier after the hospital stay that led to his request for assisted death tells a coroner’s inquiry she'd never seen a wound like that in her 15-year career.

As he’s sworn in as prime minister, Mark Carney is enjoying tremendous popularity in Quebec. But connecting with Quebec voters longer term could be a challenge.

Many Quebecers, including a school in the Eastern Townships, are cancelling their trips to the United States in opposition of President Donald Trump's tariffs, which have been paused for at least a month.

Caregivers are widely criticizing the scaling back of Quebec's home-care services, which support vulnerable people in accomplishing daily tasks.

The borough of Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve says a piece of land owned by the province is costing too much to maintain.

Music store owners in Quebec are raising concerns that new French-language labelling requirements under Bill 96 could make it nearly impossible for them to continue operating in the province due to the challenges of translating English words on equipment.

The City of Montreal issued a preventive boil-water advisory Tuesday afternoon for the entire Montréal-Nord borough following a drop in pressure.

Hydro-Québec says its own computer system was never compromised, but that it accidentally made a huge payout to someone pretending to be one of its suppliers

Quebec youth protection services (DPJ) processed 17,193 calls for exposure to conjugal violence just in the last year.

After a report two years ago found more than 20 Indigenous women in Quebec were victims of forced sterilizations since 1980, the province’s College of Physicians is introducing new rules to try to make sure it never happens again.

The Tour la Nuit and Tour de l'Île cycling events on Friday and Sunday will bring road closures and parking restrictions to several neighbourhoods. Organizer Vélo-Quebec says it does everything possible to minimize inconvenience.

A Quebec court judge has ruled a teenager who was moved dozens of times in the youth protection system was “so cut off from her culture that she found herself in a very advanced process of assimilation.”

The coroner’s inquiry into the death of Raphaël André, who died at the height of the pandemic in 2021, will also shine a spotlight on public health restrictions that many said were unfair to people living on the streets.

Quebec passed a law that will limit and eventually phase out the use of private health agencies. The agencies say patients will suffer, so they’re fighting the law in court.

Quebec prosecutors initially said they had “overwhelming evidence” Daegun Chun was the mastermind of a Canada-wide prostitution network. But all charges against Chun were eventually stayed and the case never went to trial.

After hearing from several Montreal parents having problems with Quebec’s youth protection authorities, a Haitian community group stepped in to help.

Ashley Werhun’s story highlights ongoing confusion about the rules for Airbnb hosts in Quebec that has left many fuming after paying thousands in fines.