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The English Montreal School Board is holding a special meeting to decide whether to take its case against Quebecs secularism law to the Supreme Court of Canada.

"A referendum is part of our options — potential options."

A friend of victim André Lapierre recorded conversations in which she cautioned him it wasn’t worth stirring up trouble.

"We wanted ... to show that the hostages being mercilessly kidnapped were not forgotten in Montreal."

As part of their 34th annual Spring Honor Dance and Powwow Celebration Week, Minot State University's many different departments and councils have banded together to bring a special guest to the school: notable Native author Diane Wilson.

“Since their creation, pedestrian streets have brought vibrancy to Montreal’s neighbourhoods and have become essential destinations, both for residents and visitors,” Mayor Valérie Plante said.

“(Prime Minister) Justin Trudeau has tremendously failed Jews across Canada,&#34 Mayor Jeremy Levi said at Mondays council meeting.

In a replay of the 2019 debate on secularism at the National Assembly, pros and cons of using the clause return to the fore

City to give out 150,000 pairs of eclipse glasses at Parc Jean-Drapeau group-viewing event.

The central bank is expected to again hold its key rate steady when it announces its decision Wednesday, but its unclear what direction it will take next.