Benny Library News Today

All in a Weekend went to the Benny Library in Montreal's Notre-Dame-de-Grâce neighbourhood to help launch its Spice Club. Members get to try spices from different cultures and discuss their experiences. We spoke with Arik de Vienne, a second-generation spice trekker.

The long-debated Terrebonne redevelopment was approved by borough council in CDN-NDG, voting 3-2 to proceed. The $250,000 plan, paid for by the centre city, would install a 2.5-kilometer two-way path

The Benny Library in NDG is launching its Spice Club next Saturday and we'll be there to get things started. We hear from the librarian behind the idea, Véronique Savoie. She's hoping to expand her own spice palette and she'll have the details for those of you who feel the same way.

“I love my bike” said NDG resident Jay Brian. “But do I need a bike path on every street?”

Since early June, Espace pour la vie’s Nature Brigade has been making stops throughout the Island of Montréal and the Communauté métropolitaine de Montréal (CMM), offering free presentations in public

Hydro-Québec announced Saturday morning that while crews are still at work to restore power to 187,000 Montrealers without power, the pace of restoration will slow as there are many grids

One Montreal family marked the first night of Passover with a cold buffet, "huddled over our dark table kind of doing a non-Seder."

Employment, housing, language, school, health care. The list is long.

Employment, housing, language, school, health care. The list is long.

"People wont be able to afford to live in their homes anymore," says protest leader.