Montreal Gazette

One of the three former executives with a Montreal company who were on trial in a case in which they were accused of paying bribes to secure contracts in the Philippines was found guilty by a jury on Thursday. Read More

QUEBEC — A controversial piece of legislation slapping a ceiling on the number of international students in Quebec, and giving the government more say on where and what they study, has been voted into law. Read More

After an unusually warm November, with no snow accumulation, winter may finally have arrived in Montreal. Read More

A coalition of advocacy groups is denouncing what it describes as the over-policing of pro-Palestinian protesters in Montreal, and calling on the city to launch a public inquiry into the matter. Read More

Montreal Alouettes offensive lineman Kristian Matte announced his retirement Thursday after playing 14 seasons with the CFL club. Read More

Quebec medical specialists are urging the provincial government to halt budget cuts to direct health services, saying the cuts are already undermining patient care. Read More

A man with a long criminal record who was caught with a loaded revolver while the Quebec government's COVID-19 curfew was in place was sentenced to a six-year prison term on Thursday. Read More

Patrik Laine has been through an awful lot over the past year. Read More

There was no snow on Montreal sidewalks the last time Michael Pezzetta played a game for the Canadiens, and Halloween had yet to be celebrated. Read More

An artist friend messaged last week to tell me the Montreal International Documentary Festival (RIDM) cancelled the scheduled screenings of a documentary by Montreal-based filmmaker Danae Elon. The problem, it seemed, was Elon's country of origin. Read More

A man who sexually abused two teenagers over the course of a summer after he met them at a park in the Rosemont-La-Petite-Patrie borough was sentenced at the Montreal courthouse on Thursday to a 10-year prison term. Read More

Montreal's transit agency says dogs will be permitted to ride the métro permanently, following a pilot project that began in October 2022. Read More

Montreal police have turned to the public in an effort to determine if a 50-year-old sexual-assault suspect had other victims. Read More

Montreal’s real-estate market is experiencing a surge, with experts predicting further price increases in 2025. Read More

QUEBEC — Under intense pressure to take action, the Legault government Thursday decided to hand $10 million to Quebec's school service centres and school boards to reopen francization classes, many of which had been closed because they were short of funds. Read More

Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette says the Quebec government will seek permission to appeal a court decision outlawing random police traffic stops to the Supreme Court. Read More

Highway trouble spots to look out for this weekend: Read More

After the Société d'assurance automobile du Québec (SAAQ) and the province's coroners, the Sûreté du Québec has come out in favour of reducing the blood-alcohol threshold for impaired driving to .05 from .08, arguing that anywhere from 10 to 14 lives could be saved annually on Quebec highways. Read More

New York Sirens head coach Greg Fargo isn't surprised, nor does he think anybody should be. Read More

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