Montreal Gazette

Cayden Primeau earned his second win of the season for the Montreal Canadiens in a 4-3 overtime victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Wednesday at Nationwide Arena. Read More

For the first time since its inception in 2016, a prestigious French literary prize judged by students, the Prix Femina des lycéens, includes participation from a school outside France. Eight students from John Abbott College set off to Normandy last Saturday for a weeklong trip to sit as judges on the panel. Read More

While Thursday starts out cloudy, Montrealers can expect some snow ... or rain in the afternoon. Daytime temperatures are staying firmly above the freezing mark for the next few days, but snow is trying really hard to get a foothold on the city. Read More

When COVID-19 first struck, Canada had a problem: It lacked domestic capacity to manufacture vaccines. Today, the government of Canada faces the opposite problem: It owns a factory that isn’t manufacturing vaccines. Read More

A gruff, irate woman goes in for a checkup at a doctor’s office. The well-meaning physician asks about her occupation. Read More

The city of Montreal has issued a boil-water advisory for the entire borough of Montreal North after a loss of pressure in the water network. Read More

The Canadiens did something Wednesday night in Columbus that they hadn't done all season. Read More

The Montreal Canadiens will once again be without defenceman Mike Matheson when they take on the Columbus Blue Jackets at Nationwide Arena on Wednesday night. Puck drop at 7:30 p.m. (SNE, RDS, TSN Radio 690, 98.5 FM). Read More

Re: "Rabbi told to leave protest area" (The Gazette, Nov. 26) Read More

A charter airplane carrying 87 passengers and crew landed at Mirabel airport without deploying one of its landing gear, according to the Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB). Read More

Maybe we should start calling it the Jayden Struble Jinx. Read More

A former Montreal music promoter had methamphetamines smuggled into Laval from the United States to pay a cocaine debt to an Olympic snowboarder-turned-drug kingpin who threatened to kill his mother, U.S. authorities say. Read More

Mayor Valérie Plante defended Montreal police after Premier François Legault offered to deploy Sûreté du Québec officers to help "re-establish order" following a protest that turned violent on Friday. Read More

A vast so-called public consultation on pedestrian-only parts of Ste-Catherine St. appears to have caught many people flat-footed. Read More

It's troubling news that the city of Montreal is preparing to put up the former Empress theatre for sale, warns an architecture and art historian who has studied the landmark and says she's worried the city is signalling it has given up on its preservation and on its function as a gathering place in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce after years of neglecting it. Read More

Less than three weeks following their crushing East Division final defeat against Toronto, the Alouettes have decided that quarterback Davis Alexander provides the best option of leading the team for years to come. Read More

If misery loves company, it seems only fitting that Canadiens forwards Kirby Dach and Juraj Slafkovsky are now playing on the same line. Read More

All three of the men who were on trial in a case in which they were charged with three murders carried out in Rivière-des-Prairies three years ago were declared guilty by a jury on Wednesday. Read More

OTTAWA — The Supreme Court of Canada says Quebec must provide more money for a First Nations police force after acting dishonourably by refusing to negotiate the funding terms. Read More

The lawyer representing dozens of women who allege billionaire Robert Miller paid to have sex with them when they were minors says there could be 100 plaintiffs in the case by the time it ends. Read More