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A 2018 census counted 3,149 unhoused Montrealers on one given night. Advocates believe the number is now much higher.

"We’re expecting the worst," said the director of the Réseau d’aide aux personnes seules et itinérantes de Montréal ahead of an anticipated severe cold snap.

Three years after her husband was fatally struck on a Montreal street, Nathalie Cronier wants more done to protect pedestrians in the city.

Though lushest in the summer and more colourful in the fall, it’s during winter  —  when snow muffles noise  —  that the arboretum is most peaceful.

The girl was one of three siblings who came with their mother in recent months while their father stayed behind to fight in the war.

The girl was one of three siblings who came to Montreal with their mother two months ago after fleeing the war in Ukraine.

After a decade-long struggle to protect Gorilla Park, a vacant piece of land in Rosemont—La Petite-Patrie will become an official park.

Four technicians working the night of the shooting sued Quebecs attorney general and city of Montreal over the security plan.

"Mama, mama, I’m scared, something is happening,” a student texted her mother as police locked down the CEGEP.

Pandemic indicators are rising in Quebec while vaccine uptake stagnates, presenting a dangerous mix for the coming months, experts say.