Montreal Gazette

The charges against three pro-Palestinian activists accused of criminally harassing federal Immigration Minister Marc Miller have been dropped. Read More

The Montreal region's transit authority has cut $3 million in recurrent annual costs by streamlining its organizational structure. Read More

Forward Joshua Roy was assigned to the Montreal Canadiens' farm club on Monday. Read More

The Quebec government has suspended most new international adoption applications, echoing moves by other jurisdictions that are rethinking the once-common practice because of human rights and trafficking concerns. Read More

Dr. Abraham Fuks, a physician, academic and researcher who led McGill University's Faculty of Medicine for more than a decade, has died. Read More

The man who was found dead inside a cell at the Rivière des Prairies Detention Centre on Sunday was Andrew (Ali Baba) Luberisse, an alleged street gang leader. Read More

It was a Hall of Fame moment from a former superstar. And it took only 13 words. Read More

Gazing up at the heavens while camping in the Rocky Mountains as a child stoked Makenna Kuzyk’s curiosity about space and inspired her dream of becoming an astronaut. Read More

A Pointe-Claire resident is scheduled to appear before a Quebec Court judge on Monday following his arrest in a case where he is charged with impaired driving causing the death of a 55-year-old man in Verdun. Read More

MONTREAL -- Lightspeed Commerce Inc. is cutting about 200 jobs in a strategic reorganization to focus on profitable growth. Read More

Authorities began dismantling sections of a homeless encampment on Notre-Dame St. Monday morning, a little more than two weeks after people living there received eviction notices. Read More

A 17-year-old suspect was in police custody early Monday and facing charges of dangerous driving and assaulting a police officer in the wake of a 20-minute pursuit. Read More

The  Sûreté du Québec has launched a homicide investigation after a woman and a man were found severely injured Sunday in a residence in Val-des-Monts, in the Outaouais region. Read More

Meteorological winter has begun, and the forecast is finally starting to fall into line. Daytime highs for the first half of the week will stay below zero, and the wind chill has been welcomed back into the fold. Expect flurries on and off during the week. Read More

The Montreal police arson squad has been called in after a car caught fire in Pointe-Claire early Monday. Read More

More than half of Quebecers think Premier François Legault should resign rather than seek a third term in office, a Pallas survey conducted for the L'Actualité news platform suggests. Read More

The Montreal Canadiens failed to spoil the Boston Bruins' centennial celebration, falling 6-3 to the home team on Sunday afternoon at TD Garden. Read More

The walls of Westmount's former St. Stephen's Church, once vibrant with the ebb and flow of an Anglican congregation and later of unhoused people and the helping hands that served them meals, will soon come to life again. Read More

When Les Cowboys Fringants lead singer Karl Tremblay died just over a year ago, many English Montrealers were surprised by the incredible outpouring of grief from franco Quebecers, underlining that many anglos had no idea just how huge this Québécois band was. Read More

We've heard of lame-duck presidents. Read More