Montreal Gazette

Maveric Lamoureux could be excused for thinking this all is a dream. Read More

In a world that sometimes feels like everything is falling apart, doctors somehow remain resilient and resourceful. No matter what is thrown our way, we always look for novel ways to ensure adequate access and care for our patients. Read More

McGill University has suspended all extracurricular event bookings on campus until January after activists threatened online to shut down a planned event this week that the university said escalated into a targeted death threat. Read More

Sam Montembeault will be in goal for the Canadiens when they play the Utah Hockey Club for the first time Tuesday at the Bell Centre (7 p.m., TSN2, RDS). Read More

An agreement in principle has been reached for a new contract between the Société des alcools du Québec and the union representing its store and office employees. Read More

Former Montreal mayor Denis Coderre has put his home in Montreal North up for sale in an effort to settle unpaid tax issues with Revenu Québec. Read More

QUEBEC – New 25 per cent tariffs on imports proposed by American president-elect Donald Trump pose an "enormous risk," to the Quebec and Canadian economies, says Premier François Legault. Read More

Former Quebec premier Pauline Marois has named been chancellor of the Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), becoming the first woman to occupy that post. Read More

Paul Bernardo, one of Canada's most notorious criminals, hopes to be released to a halfway house in Quebec, possibly in Montreal, if he is granted a release during his parole hearing on Tuesday. Read More

It’s not our Thanksgiving, but many Montrealers will still be giving thanks Thursday: A re-creation of one of the greatest concerts of all time, The Band’s 1976 farewell performance The Last Waltz, is being presented that night in one of the more unlikely venues in town, the ornate Le 9e atop the old downtown Eaton’s. Read More

A Montreal health authority is hoping that technology developed to help astronauts monitor their health in space will help it improve care for people who are on the waiting list for a family doctor. Read More

Montreal’s agglomeration council voted last Thursday to stop fluoridating West Island water in 2025, despite fervent opposition from West Island mayors. Read More

There were some beautiful, emotional moments before Saturday's game between the Canadiens and Vegas Golden Knights, which was also Hockey Fights Cancer Night at the Bell Centre. Read More

If you thought the dust had settled on detrimental new measures targeting Quebec's English institutions, think again. Read More

A 57-year-old man was taken to a hospital in critical condition Monday afternoon after a fire broke out in the basement of a triplex on Iberville St. in the borough of Villeray—St-Michel—Parc-Extension. Read More

Montreal police have walked back their initial assertion that demonstrators were responsible for setting vehicles on fire at last Friday’s protest. Read More

Re: "Protest's violence 'appalling': PM" (The Gazette, Nov. 25) Read More

As Quebec considers scrapping the semi-annual time change, data from the province’s auto insurance board show that evening road accidents — including those involving pedestrians — rise sharply in the 30 days after clocks move back in the fall. Read More

The protest in Montreal last Friday that descended into violence wasn’t just a failure of leadership from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Pierre Poilievre insists, it was yet another sign that the Liberal government is on its last legs. Read More

This Canadiens' rebuild is far from over. Read More