Montreal

The union that represents workers at what was Canada’s only unionized Amazon warehouse says the online retail giant has begun shutting down its seven facilities in Quebec this week, putting thousands of employees out of work.

A Montreal man said he's lucky to receive the care he did after his heart stopped while on vacation in Mexico due to four heart defects.

One person died Friday evening inside a burning vehicle. The tragedy occurred in Lac-Brome, in the Eastern Townships, southeast of Montreal near the U.S. border.

A woman driver lost her life on Saturday morning after swerving out of her lane and colliding with another car on route 362 in the municipality of Les Éboulements, northeast of Quebec City.

A three-vehicle collision on Friday in Warwick, Centre-du-Québec, left three people injured.

The decline in snowfall in many parts of the world, including Canada, is having a serious impact on the winter tourism industry, which relies heavily on white postcards and snow cover.

The New Jersey Devils are in Montreal on Saturday afternoon to face the Canadiens, a team that is trying to halt a recent skid.

Former Team Canada goalie Carey Price says the current squad's shot stoppers have stepped up ahead of the 4 Nations Face Off in Quebec.

The UFC is returning to Montreal after a 10-year absence.

A Montreal massage therapist was charged with sexually assaulting two people earlier this week and police are looking for potential victims.

An associate professor at Concordia University who studies homophobia says the pandemic may have set back progress for school-aged youth.

Quebec’s sorting centre for recyclable materials is now in operation. The new facility in the east end of Montreal is intended to serve as a model for future projects in the province.

David Garfinkle became quadriplegic after an accident. He wants people to know what it’s like living in a wheelchair and to support others with life-changing injuries.

Back-to-back pro-Palestinian protests at McGill have left students on edge. Some say two days of heated demonstrations on campus have been disruptive and unsettling.

With all of the talk of tariffs and annexation, more Quebecers are interested in buying local, but knowing where a product is coming from isn’t always easy.