Montreal Gazette

Pop star Katy Perry is bringing the Lifetimes Tour to Canada in 2025 in support of her latest album, 143, with stops at the Bell Centre in Montreal on July 30 and Centre Vidéotron in Quebec City on Aug. 1. Read More

Joshua Roy's penance is over. And it only was a question of when, not if. Read More

Dockworkers and employers at the Port of Montreal say they are set to begin mediation after a six-day work stoppage earlier this month. Read More

In the span of slightly less than six minutes in the second period Saturday night, the Canadiens shattered like cheap glass. Read More

A person acting as their own lawyer in a jury trial at the Longueuil courthouse, where they are charged with murdering their wife and two sons inside the family's condominium, surprised everyone Monday afternoon by revealing their theory of the case while cross-examining a witness on Monday. Read More

A local rabbi is speaking out after he says police asked him to leave the site of a pro-Palestinian protest in downtown Montreal, saying his presence was a provocation. Read More

The Canadiens announced Monday morning that forward Joshua Roy has been called up from the AHL's Laval Rocket. Read More

A new program in Nunavik offers education employees who specialize in working with the region's most vulnerable students an opportunity to attain college-level certification. Read More

I have been watching with increasing unease as the pro-Palestinian, anti-NATO protest that took place in Montreal on Friday appears to have been greatly exaggerated for political expediency. “Montreal burns, Trudeau dances,” wrote one analyst, echoing federal Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre's statement on X, which laid the blame squarely on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Read More

Montreal and the Laurentians might finally get the snow they've been waiting for, according to a special weather statement issued by Environment Canada. But it's not just snow. Read More

An east-end apartment dweller was recovering in hospital early Monday after being shot in his home by at least one assailant. Read More

An animal rights group says Charles River Laboratories is running a "monkey laundering scheme" by importing thousands of live long-tailed macaques from Cambodia to Canada, transforming them into "specimens" at the company's Quebec facilities and then re-exporting them to the U.S. where a temporary ban on such imports is in place. Read More

Paul Bernardo, one of Canada's most notorious criminals, is scheduled to appear before the Parole Board of Canada Tuesday to make his third request for a release while he continues to serve time behind bars for a shocking series of crimes he committed over a five-year period in Ontario, including the murders of two teenage girls. Read More

When you march, shout, smash windows and burn cars in a big city, you’re going to get attention. You’re going to invite police, tear gas, scuffles and arrests, and make news, which is the point of protest. Read More

The infection of mammalian species by avian flu viruses is causing concern, with cell replication in mammals making the virus more pathogenic to humans. Read More

Two Second Cup café locations at Montreal's Jewish General Hospital have been shut down after the reported franchise owner was filmed making Nazi references at a pro-Palestinian protest on Thursday. Read More

Two pedestrians in their 60s died Saturday after being struck by a vehicle in St-Théodore-d'Acton, in the Montérégie region. Read More

It wasn't all bad news for Montreal hockey fans on the weekend. Read More

That's the question an HI/O Show viewer asks and it get answered on this Hockey Inside/Out bonus episode as former Canadiens teammates Chris Nilan and Rick Green, who won the Stanley Cup in 1986 along with Robinson, join The Gazette's Stu Cowan. Read More

A near-weeklong layoff did the Montreal Canadiens no good, as they lost 6-2 to the Vegas Golden Knights at the Bell Centre on Saturday night. Read More