Possibly drunk driver clocked going 185 km/h in 70-zone
A 26-year-old man was arrested for impaired driving and is facing a $2,143 fine for excessive speeding in Montreal.
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A 26-year-old man was arrested for impaired driving and is facing a $2,143 fine for excessive speeding in Montreal.
Belgian cyclist Seff Van Kerckhove was transported to hospital after being involved in a collision during a training ride Monday afternoon.
After a Quebec Superior Court judge ordered Élections Québec to temporarily suspend the language law and prepare voter reminder cards in both French and English, the court has now ordered the agency to send them.
World and business leaders gathering in New York are grappling with the increasingly urgent costs of climate change and soaring energy prices.
About 250 blue-collar workers at Jean-Drapeau Park are on strike for the day Monday, following a decision by the Quebec Labour Tribunal that they are not required to maintain essential services during a strike.
The Northern Tornadoes Project (NTP) confirmed on Sunday that three tornadoes occurred with storms on Aug. 29 near the Quebec-Ontario border.
Some Quebec provincial police (SQ) non-emergency lines are currently down because of a technical issue that started Sunday evening.
Châteauguay police is asking the public to look out for Mia Bertrand, 13, who was last seen on Sept. 18.
A 19-year-old man has been arrested after an allegedly fraudulent Marketplace transaction involving counterfeit bills.
A 60-year-old man died following a single-vehicle crash in Saint-Zotique in Quebec's Montérégie region.
It’s Day 26 of the Quebec election campaign, and many of the leaders are starting their week on the Island of Montreal. Voters head to the polls on Oct. 5.
Remco Evenepoel had the chance to make history in Montreal, and he didn’t let it slip away.
Opponents sought to paint the leaders of the Parti Québécois and Conservatives with the same blue brush, warning of an ideological alliance verging on a 'bromance' centred around economic austerity and pro-natalist policies.
Montreal city council is set to debate a proposed bylaw this week that could ban people from insulting municipal employees, including police officers.
An evening vigil is being held in Longueuil to mark one year since 15-year-old Nooran Rezayi was shot and killed by a local police officer.
Smartphone apps promising to help shoppers identify Canadian groceries have popped up since the onset of trade tensions with the United States last year.