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Hydro-Quebec strikes bolt from its logo to jinx the Lightning

Hydro-Quebec is sending a message to the Tampa Bay Lightning, posting a video on social media editing its iconic logo to remove the lightning bolt from the stylized Q.

Olivia Rodrigo coming to Montreal with ‘The Unraveled Tour’

Olivia Rodrigo is coming to Montreal this October with her 'The Unraveled Tour.'

Suspected gas leak, altercation in Montreal Metro stalls service

Service on the entire Montreal Metro was temporarily stalled and users were evacuated from part of the network amid suspicions of a gas leak, as well as an altercation.

MUHC disconnecting phone line for blood tests, other appointments

The McGill University Health Centre says it is discontinuing its Clic Santé telephone line as part of a 'broader effort' to improve access to appointments.

Quebec health minister offers reassurance about digital transformation, delays in cancer treatment

The Coalition Avenir Québec government is attempting to offer reassurance regarding potential delays in cancer treatments as a result of the implementation of the Digital Health Record.

With Kähkönen at his best, the Laval Rocket get off to a strong start

The Rocket saw two sides of Kaapo Kähkönen as the regular season came to a close. On Wednesday night, the Finnish goaltender showed his best side to help the Canadiens’ farm team get off to a strong start in the playoffs.

Man injured after shooting in Montreal

A 20-year-old man is in hospital after a shooting in Montreal’s Saint-Laurent borough.

Texier, Gally heroes as Habs win Game 5 in Tampa Bay to take 3-2 series lead

A fifth straight one-goal game ended with the Montreal Canadiens beating the Tampa Bay Lightning 3-2 to take a 3-2 series lead.

Canadiens veteran Gallagher to possibly enter lineup in Game 5 against Lightning

Montreal Canadiens coach Martin St. Louis won’t tip his hand during the playoffs, but all signs point to Brendan Gallagher re-entering the lineup Wednesday night.

Amnesty International report warns of deepening Indigenous people's housing crisis

A new report by Amnesty International warns that overcrowded and unsafe housing in an Atikamekw community north of Montreal reflects a broader crisis putting Indigenous people’s health, safety and rights at risk across Canada.

Meeting with Fréchette: Unions welcome the change in tone in Quebec City

The four major labour federations emerged satisfied on Wednesday evening from their first meeting with Premier Christine Fréchette.

Montrealer among the guests at White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting

A Montrealer found himself in the middle of the chaos, as shots rang out at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner Saturday night in Washington.

‘He has not been forgotten’: ceremony honours Montreal police officer killed 30 years ago

A ceremony was held Wednesday morning in honour of fallen Montreal police officer André Lalonde, who was shot and killed 30 years ago during a routine traffic stop in Senneville, Que.

‘We should never separate a family’: Push to stop Montreal man’s deportation to Mexico

There’s a push to stay a deportation for a Mexican man in Montreal whose stepson is facing serious medical conditions and whose partner is expecting another child.

Commuters, residents worry about safety in Dorval following stabbing

Dorval residents are concerned about safety on public transit, especially after a double stabbing on Friday night.