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Quebecers with respiratory illnesses urged to stay home due to overcrowded ERs
Emergency rooms across Quebec are experiencing overcrowding. The occupancy rate at Montreal ERs surging to 145 per cent on Tuesday, according to Quebec health officials, who are asking people with respiratory illnesses like the flu or...
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Former home of Quebec artist burns down on Montreal’s West Island
The property in Kirkland, Que., used to belong to renowned sculptor and painter Charles Daudelin. In 2023, it was given heritage status and later sold to a developer. It had been vacant since then.
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Homeless encampment returns to Notre-Dame Street as Montreal shelters reach capacity
Tents in Montreal are returning to a strip of land where authorities dismantled a homeless encampment less than a month ago. Advocates say shelters in the neighbourhood are at capacity and they’re asking officials to bring sustainable...
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Marie-Philip Poulin lifts Victoire over Frost for 3rd consecutive victory
Marie-Philip Poulin scores the game-winning goal in Montreal's 3-2 win over Minnesota.
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Have you spotted this 6-foot-tall duck wandering Montreal's streets?
Lewis Mallard has been taking his performance art into different parts of the city — and it’s catching people’s attention.
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How did the Star Fairy become a uniquely Quebec Christmas character?
The Star Fairy, or Fée des étoiles, is often seen by Santa Claus's side greeting children and giving out presents at events during the holiday season.
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Quebec non-profit serves up Christmas lunches to seniors across the province
The Little Brothers held a dozen traditional Christmas lunches across the province, in hopes of helping hundreds of seniors feel a sense of community during the holidays.
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The cross on Montreal's Mount Royal may be turning 100, but its story begins in 1643
It's been a century since Saint-Jean-Baptiste Society gathered funds from across Quebec to build a monument to the province's history and culture.
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Montreal jewelry store owner tries to fight off robbers
Surveillance video shows the owner of a Montreal jewelry store trying to fight off robbers after they drove a vehicle into the building. The thieves made off with more than $600,000 in merchandise in the latest violent robbery to hit...
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Police investigate suspected arson attempt at Montreal synagogue
Montreal police's arson unit is investigating a fire at a west-end synagogue that has drawn condemnation from elected leadrs and Jewish community leaders. Police say an incendiary device was found at the scene and that witnesses reported...
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Montreal is bracing for a dangerous mix of heavy rain, followed by a flash freeze
Montreal is bracing for a dangerous mix of heavy rain, followed by a flash freeze. It's sending out snow removal teams ahead of the storm, to scoop up what's already piled up on the streets, in hopes of limiting a build up of ice....
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Winter’s first flash freeze is here. Here’s what Montrealers should know
Environment Canada says the city is getting between 30 and 40 millimetres of rain followed by freezing temperatures, making roads and sidewalks hazardous. The City of Montreal says a large operation is attempting to remove as much snow...
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Rozon civil trial underway
A civil trial began today.. for the founder of Montreal's Just for Laughs festival. Gilbert Rozon faces allegations of sexual assault by 9 women.. in civil lawsuits. They're seeking more than $14 million dollars in damages.
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CBC's Marianne Dimain speaks with Frédéric Bérard about Trudeau's future.
Get the latest on CBCNews.ca, the CBC News App, and CBC News Network for breaking news and analysis.
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École Polytechnique Anniversary
15 beams of light shine in the sky above Mount Royal.. commemorating a dark day in Montreal's history. 14 of those beams represent the women killed at École Polytechnique by a gunman 35 years ago, just because they were women.
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Whitehorse holds vigil for Montreal Massacre
Today marks 35 years since the Montreal Massacre. Whitehorse womens groups organized a vigil remebering the 14 women who lost thier lives, and the Missing and Murdered Indigenious Women and Girls in the Yukon.
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Montreal identifies two spots to build modular shelters for unhoused people
The two sites in Ahuntsic-Cartierville and Côte-des-Neiges-NDG will provide temporary housing as existing shelters are overcrowded. The 60 units will be ready by spring 2025.
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She was on the École Polytechnique gunman’s hit list 35 years ago
From the moment she learned she was on Marc Lépine’s hit list, journalist Francine Pelletier was driven to find out what motivated him to commit such a horrific crime.
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Montreal identifies two sites to build modular shelters
The city has selected two sites for building modular shelters starting in the spring as a temporary solution for the overcrowding in existing shelters.
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Do Montreal's construction cones have you seeing orange? You may be suffering from 'conophobia'
You've probably heard of Stockholm syndrome. Now, psychiatrist Dr. Emmanual Stip has coined a term for the stress and anger many feel when confronted with Montreal's iconic construction cones.
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Santé Québec now runs health-care in the province. What now?
Santé Québec will manage all health-care establishments in the province but workers and community groups are worried the change in hierarchy will cause concerns and confusion.
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Danaé Blais captures short track World Tour 1,000m gold
The Châteauguay, Que. native clocked in at a time of 1:29.678 to win the women's 1,000m final at the ISU short track World Tour stop in Beijing.
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Montreal mall blasting Baby Shark to drive out homeless people
The Complexe Desjardins shopping mall in downtown Montreal is being criticized for blasting the children's song Baby Shark on repeat in its stairwells to drive out hopeless people.
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Does Montreal have a problem dealing with violent protests?
Following anti-NATO and pro-Palestinian protests that led to at least three arrests, two vehicles being lit on fire and several broken windows, there have been calls to reign in violent protests in Montreal.