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Windows were boarded up, police tape blocked several entrances and there was a heavy presence of private security guards and police officers at the Palais des congrés on Saturday. Read More

KINGSTON, Ont. — Arnaud Desjardins had 320 passing yards and Felipe Forteza booted six field goals to lead the Laval Rouge et Or to a 22-17 victory over the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks in the Vanier Cup on Saturday. Read More

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and politicians of all stripes are condemning the violence that broke out as part of an anti-NATO protest in downtown Montreal late Friday. Read More

Canadiens goalie prospect Jacob Fowler stopped all 28 shots he faced Friday night as Boston College beat Northeastern 3-0 in Chestnut Hill, Mass. Read More

That's the question answered on this Hockey Inside/Out bonus episode as former Canadiens teammates Chris Nilan and Rick Green, who were part of Montreal's 1986 Stanley Cup team, join The Gazette's Stu Cowan. Read More

At the height of the coronavirus pandemic, the 2021 annual report of Le Chaînon, a venerable Montreal organization which has been helping women in difficulty for nearly a century, said that residents of one of its buildings were hungry. Read More

Which of the following expresses your feelings about the U.S. election: a) elated; b) defeated; c) depleted; d) nauseated? Read More

The question I hear most from Canadiens fans this season is: "Why isn't Lane Hutson on the first power-play unit?" Read More

Mainly cloudy with a 40-per-cent chance of showers early in the morning. Read More

The moments of international justice that followed the Holocaust, from Nuremberg to the Eichmann trial, sent a powerful message about the world’s duty to genocide survivors and the consequences that awaited the perpetrators. Did that message make it to Canadian shores? Read More

As it stands, it's unclear what the future holds for Katrina and her 10-year-old son: Will they stay in Canada permanently, or head home to Ukraine once the war ends? Read More

Three people were arrested after pro-Palestinian, anti-NATO protesters smashed windows, clashed with police officers, and set vehicles ablaze on Friday evening. Read More

Guy Laliberté is selling his Outremont mansion at a reduced price, though that likely won’t help the average buyer much. The Cirque du Soleil co-founder's 50-room Montreal pied-à-terre is on the market for a cool $12.75 million, down from the original price of $13.88 million when it went up for sale in October 2023. Read More

Before jumping on the ice at the Verdun Auditorium on Friday afternoon, Mikyla Grant-Mentis, by her own admission, had forgotten that she was playing against her former team. Read More

The next role for the decaying former Empress theatre will be as a real estate project. Read More

Santé Québec is contemplating, as a last resort, "a selective reduction of services" to the population in a four-phase plan to slash $1.5 billion in spending within the province's beleaguered health network, The Gazette can reveal. Read More

KINGSTON, Ont. — Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks head coach Michael Faulds feels his team plays its best football when the competition is tough. Read More

Several Quebec pensions will increase by 2.6 per cent starting in January, Retraite Québec announced Friday. Read More

The office of Quebec's public security minister has condemned remarks made during a pro-Palestinian protest in Montreal after a masked demonstrator appeared to use Nazi terminology directed at pro-Israel counter-protesters. Read More

About 85,000 passports are printed and waiting to be mailed as the Canada Post strike drags on. Read More