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Article content The daily tally of new COVID-19 cases in Quebec continued to hover around 1,000 on Sunday as the province reported 1,006 new infections. The seven-day rolling average for new cases now stands at 1,010 — a reduction of more than 100 since last Sunday. Read the full report. In Montreal news Try refreshing your browser, or #ICYMI: Ghost bike ceremony, homeless camp evictions, Todd on Cole Caufield, more Back to video Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante listens during a ceremony ma...

Article content Ontario has become Brazil — without the fun. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Jack Todd: F1 race in Montreal is not worth the COVID-19 risk Back to video The Canadiens? They’re playing like they think the season is already in the dumpster. And the 2021 Montreal Grand Prix needs to be tossed in the dumpster. Taking it from the bottom of the dumpster up: There is no reason to allow 1,300 Formula One personnel to fly from Azerba...

In brief: A selection of todays reports on montrealgazette.com. Author of the article: Montreal Gazette Publishing date: Apr 18, 2021  •  3 hours ago  •  3 minute read  •  Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, seen in a file photo, praised the “audacity” of members of the Parti Québécois after they endorsed a policy of applying the French Language Charter to the CEGEP system. Photo by Jacques Boissinot /The Canadian Press Article content Quebec reported 68...

Horse & Hound Trending: A Shire filly who was born on Easter Sunday (4 April) has been drawing the crowds to a city farm park — and she needs a name. The new arrival was the first foal for her five-year-old dam Lottie (Lockley Band of Gold) and arrived shortly before Graves Animal Farm Park, which is run by Sheffield City Council, reopened to the public on April 12. “She’s been a massive attraction,” said the park’s head stockman Jack Todd. “Lottie is such a placid mare and gre...

GM has done everything he can to make this a competitive team without sacrificing the future. Now its time for leadership group to step up.

Juhl: Here’s one activity a day to make a time capsule during March break No one older than 3 is going to forget the Season of COVID-19, but what could be lost to time are the little things that helped us get through it. Read more here.  Canadiens put in solid effort in Winnipeg, but fall in OT While Montreal has now dropped five straight games, they have collected a “loser” point in three of their last four.Read more here.  In the Habs’ Room: Ducharme sees signs of progress as overti...

Article content Professional sports can be cruel. It’s a high-stakes, pitiless business and when you don’t deliver, the door is only a step away. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Jack Todd: Canadiens sweet start ends in bitter outcome for Julien Back to video Julien was dismissed, along with the popular former Canadiens captain Kirk Muller, because the club had come unglued after a brilliant start to the pandemic-shortened NHL season. Domini...

OSHA cites TrinityRail for 2 August deaths at Oklahoma facility TrinityRail disagrees with OSHA’s findings 1 813 1 minute read Tank cars parked in a rail yard. (Photo: Jim Allen/FreightWaves) OSHA is suggesting $419,347 in penalties, and it cited Trinity for 11 serious violations and two willful violations for not following federal safety standards for working in confined spaces.  On Aug. 12, a Trinity employee in Hugo, Oklahoma, was seeking to clean a tank car used to carry natura...

Sam Brasch/CPR News Shalon Bowens with her Momentum LaFree E+ eBike outside her home in Denvers Central Park neighborhood. Bowens received the bike for free last October. Growing up in Los Angeles, Shalon Bowens remembers looking forward to a new bicycle on Christmas morning. The gift was her ticket away from adults and out into the neighborhood, an excuse “to get outside and do something.”  Bowens, who now lives in Denver, couldn’t help but recall that moment last October when the state...

Article content Montreal racing to remove snow before temperatures drop We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or #ICYMI: Deep freeze, snowman contest, other news Back to video The city has relaxed parking regulations for the snow-removal operation so people can move their cars before the curfew. Read more here. Due to data issue, Quebec reports just 1,744 new COVID-19 cases The lowest case tally in more than a month should be taken with a grain of salt ...