Montreal recorded a chilling -20.7°C on Saturday, marking the coldest morning in almost two years Montreal Experiences Its Coldest Morning in Nearly Two Years Montreal: On Saturday morning, the temperature dropped below -20°C for the first time in almost two years. It was a real shocker! This chilly reading ended the city’s longest streak of…
The Canadian government is setting up a new processing centre for asylum seekers in Quebec to prepare for potential increases in refugee arrivals. Ottawa Plans Asylum Seeker Processing Centre Near U.S. Border in Quebec MONTREAL: So, it looks like Canada is getting ready to open a processing centre for asylum seekers right near the U.S.…
A coroner’s report reveals a Haitian man’s tragic death near the U.S. border was due to drowning and hypothermia during a crossing attempt Quebec Coroner Confirms Drowning and Hypothermia in Border Crossing Death MONTREAL: A Quebec coroner has shared some heartbreaking news about a 44-year-old Haitian man named Fritznel Richard. He was found dead in…
Montreal police have not made any new arrests since the protest turned violent two months ago, despite ongoing investigations. No New Arrests in Two Months Since Montreal Anti-NATO Protest Turned Violent Montreal: So, it’s been two months since that anti-NATO protest got out of hand, and guess what? The police haven’t made any new arrests…
Hershey’s Canada is discontinuing Cherry Blossom, a nostalgic candy loved by many, sparking mixed reactions from fans across the country Hershey’s Canada Bids Farewell to Cherry Blossom Chocolate Treat Montreal: So, it looks like Cherry Blossom is getting the boot! Hershey’s Canada is discontinuing this classic candy, and people are feeling all sorts of ways…
The Supreme Court will soon reveal if it will hear a challenge to Quebec’s Bill 21, which restricts religious symbols for public workers. Supreme Court to Decide on Quebec’s Secularism Law Challenge Next Week Montreal: So, the Supreme Court of Canada is about to make a big call next week. They’ll decide if they’ll take…
Former Montreal mayor Denis Coderre has officially entered the race for the Quebec Liberal Party leadership, despite financial challenges. Denis Coderre Joins Quebec Liberal Leadership Race Amid Financial Scrutiny Québec: So, Denis Coderre, the former mayor of Montreal, is throwing his hat in the ring for the Quebec Liberal Party leadership. He made it official…
A suspect in a NYC terror plot returns to court in Montreal as extradition proceedings begin NYC Terror Plot Suspect Appears in Montreal Court for Extradition Montreal: A 20-year-old Pakistani national, Muhammad Shahzeb Khan, is back in court today. He was arrested in Quebec for allegedly planning a mass shooting targeting Jews in New York…
A recent study reveals a troubling rise in anti-LGBTQ+ sentiments among Quebec high school students Intolerance Toward LGBTQ+ Individuals Increasing in Quebec Schools Montreal: A new study has found that anti-LGBTQ+ feelings are on the rise among high school students in Quebec. It’s pretty concerning, right? GRIS-Montréal, an LGBTQ+ advocacy group, shared these findings based…
The Supreme Court won’t hear the Mohawk Mothers’ appeal regarding unmarked graves at McGill’s construction site in Montreal Supreme Court Declines Mohawk Mothers’ Appeal on McGill Expansion Montreal: The Supreme Court of Canada has decided not to hear an appeal from the Mohawk Mothers. They were looking for more control over a construction site at…