Just over 35,000 Hydro-Quebec clients are without power after a series of outages on Monday morning. The majority of those are in Montreal.

Starting Monday, Nov. 17, REM (Réseau express métropolitain) trains will run between downtown Montreal and Two Mountains (Deux-Montagnes) on the North Shore.

For Rachel Renaud, love — and loss — are at the heart of her sister Gabie’s story.

Québec Solidaire has stated loud and clear that it will use 'all parliamentary means at its disposal' to block the adoption of the Quebec constitution bill in the National Assembly.

A young man is dead after falling in a 'steep area' of Mont Saint-Hilaire on Montreal's South Shore.

Store aisles stocked with skeletons and chocolate can only mean one thing: it’s Halloween, but the most haunting thing this year might be the price of candy.

The Confédération des syndicats nationaux (CSN) is sounding the alarm about a Quebec bill that could reduce occupational health and safety prevention in the health and education sectors.

Quebec’s forest fire protection agency (SOPFEU) is working to put out a wildfire near Châteauguay.

Mayoral candidates in Laval and Longueuil announced a partnership Sunday morning, aimed at lowering the cost of new infrastructure in their respective cities.

A man in his 60s is dead after a fire fire broke out in a Montreal home Sunday afternoon.

Montrealer Félix Auger-Aliassime won the European Tennis Open final with a three-set victory of 7-6 (2), 6-7 (6), 6-2 over Czech player Jiri Lehecka.

Campers are being asked not to light open fires in many areas of southwestern Quebec, as the province faces an unusually hot and dry October.

SENTRY, developed in Montreal, is a handheld device used during surgery that differentiates cancerous tissue from healthy tissue.

A “no tyrants” or “no kings” protest was held downtown at Place du Canada Saturday, protesting U.S. president Donald Trump.

Veterans and first-timers hit Forbes Field on the slopes of Mount Royal to raise funds for pediatric research Saturday.

Thousands marched to Quebec’s National Assembly thirty years after the first “Bread and Roses” women’s march initiated by the Fédération des femmes du Québec and its then-president, Françoise David,...

Quebecers with legal questions will be able to benefit from free advice this weekend from lawyers and notaries who will be available by phone to answer their concerns.

The CEO of a Montreal-based company that uses satellites to monitor methane emissions says interest in his technology continues to reach new heights, even as governments appear to be wavering on...

The last remaining seeded player at the WTA’s Japan Open has reached Sunday’s final — Leylah Fernandez defeated 35-year-old Sorana Cîrstea 6-1, 2-6, 6-4.

Experts say people with good salaries being stuck in subsidized housing, which is in limited supply, highlights how hard the housing crisis has hit Montreal.