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"When a doctor does go wrong, he is the first of criminals. He has nerve and he has knowledge. Palmer and Pritchard were among the heads of their profession.” 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

NAGANO, Japan — Laurent Dubreuil is picking up this season's ISU World Cup speedskating campaign where he left off. Read More

The Canada Post strike could lead to long-term losses for the Crown corporation in the millions of dollars if community newspapers are deprived of its distribution network for too long. Read More

One of my core beliefs is that, if you hire the right person, you should never have to fire them. Read More

QUEBEC — Élections Québec wants to ban government ads and cap party spending during the period preceding election campaigns, set fixed dates for byelections and allow electors to register on voting day as they can in federal elections. Read More

Were you hoping the skies would rain themselves out by the weekend? Sorry, you'll be mostly disappointed. Read More

As is typical for this time of year in Montreal, Christmas trees are already lined up in grocery store parking lots and the Santa Claus Parade is right around the corner — but to anybody paying attention, something is amiss. Read More

Northvolt CEO Peter Carlsson, who has run the Swedish-based battery company since it was founded in 2016, announced his resignation on Friday. Read More

We are writing in light of a recent publication by the Canadian Sleep Research Consortium on the prevalence of insomnia across the country, affecting one in six Canadians. This study highlights the widespread use of medications, alcohol and cannabis as sleep aids. This year, a Radio-Canada report — Cauchemar sur ordonnance — exposed the dangers of benzodiazepines, often prescribed for sleep. Read More

Among the messages I received about last week’s column on homelessness, one stopped me in my tracks. Read More

Senior executives at Quebec's provincial pension fund manager tried to win contracts by paying Indian officials hundreds of millions of dollars in bribes and interfered with corruption investigations in the United States, American prosecutors allege. Read More

Montreal voted to stop fluoridating tap water in the West Island by early 2025 during a tense agglomeration council meeting Thursday. Read More

After more than 20 years dedicated to her discipline, diver Pamela Ware announced her retirement on Thursday after a career that included two trips to the Olympic Games. Read More

A major union representing public daycare workers has announced three strike days on Wednesdays in December. Read More

It's easy to get whiplash as a Habs fan. Read More

Quebec has always been fortunate to have premiers with considerable substance and intelligence. Since 1960, 14 accomplished individuals have led Quebec, including nine lawyers, one neurosurgeon and several with strong economic credentials. François Legault is no exception. As an accountant and business executive, he co-founded Air Transat in 1986, which became one of the largest airline companies in Canada. Read More

The Montreal Alouettes have signed global kicker Jose Maltos to a two-year contract through the 2026 CFL season, the team announced Thursday. Read More

CF Montréal announced a restructuring of their front office on Thursday. Read More

Re: "Researchers beg Canada to stop importing monkeys for experimentation" (The Gazette, Nov. 13) Read More