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When a town left 'massive' potholes unfilled, these residents took matters into their own hands
Local business owners Xavier Lavoie-Beauregard and Rene Labrecque called the town to complain about the problem plaguing local streets and damaging cars, but they say nothing was done. -
Boy, 16, stabbed in attack by several people in Ville St-Laurent
He was attacked by several people, Montreal police said, after reviewing video surveillance from the incident. -
Quebec study finds vaccine hesitancy, belief in conspiracy theories higher among younger people
While vaccination against COVID-19 has not yet begun for Quebec's youngest, a recent study presented at a Quebec academic science association on Friday suggests many young people may be more reluctant to receive the vaccine than their elders. -
Two busloads of protesters who came to Montreal's Olympic Stadium may have been exposed to COVID-19
Two busloads of protesters who descended on Montreal's Olympic Stadium on Sunday to protest ongoing restrictions imposed by public health bodies may have been exposed to COVID-19. -
Coronavirus vaccinations surpass 40 per cent as Quebec administers more than 100,000 doses
Quebec reported Friday that health-care professionals administered 104,742 more vaccinations, meaning the total number of vaccine doses administered in the province is now 3,550,899 -
City wants restaurants to be able to reopen by June 1st
VALERIE PLANTE, Mayor of Montreal -
Is there a precedent for a vaccine passport?
Dr. Mitch Shulman can be heard every weekday morning at 7:50 on The Andrew Carter Morning Show. -
Is the CAQ government trying to take away your bilingual status?
Tom Mulcair can be heard every weekday morning at 7:40 on The Andrew Carter Morning Show. -
How did she break a world record with her voice?
Joy Chapman is a retro-modern country-fusion singer, and officially the new Guinness World Record holder for singing the lowest note as a female vocalist. -
Sarah's Weekend List, May 7-11
Teach your kids about coral and craters. A tycoon and a pop princess hit up SNL. Theatre for kids and adults. Burlesque for a good time, and a good cause. -
Still Talkin' Habs: Canadiens embarrassed early, limp to 5-2 loss to the Leafs
Let’s try to keep this short and sweet. The Toronto Maple Leafs are not a team you want to start slowly against. -
Montreal police investigating suspicious fire in the Plateau
Montreal police are investigating a suspicious fire that occurred at a commercial building in the Plateau Mont-Royal borough. -
Montrealers, including ex-mayor, demand answers after developer backs out of promises
It was advertised as the height of luxury downtown living: a $400 million condo development that has, so far, been knwon more of a subject of controversy. Community groups now want answers on why promises made over parts of the plan have been broken. -
Plante says tent cities won't be tolerated, while debate over solutions turns political
After Monday’s dismantling of Montreal's second tent city, Mayor Valerie Plante said her administration won't allow encampments. Her strategy is to create housing units for the homeless. The political opposition suggested turning hotels into rooming houses.
