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There are are eight issues they say they are still working on. Among them is a revision of the police department's policy on street checks.

The centenarian only retired from decades-long community service and civil rights activism at age 90, and then, only after ill health.

That so many people are dying on the streets is a sign that governments have failed, advocates argue, saying there aren't enough services for the unhoused.

The cemetery was largely closed to the public for months in 2023 due to a workers' strike. At one point, more than 300 bodies being kept in storage awaiting burial.

A study just released concludes that every day this summer, one child will end up at an emergency room in the province for drowning, or near drowning.

In order to reach Ottawa's homelessness reduction goals, the Parliamentary Budget Officer suggests the federal government would need to spend $3.5 billion more annually.

For 17 years Montreal firefighter Lt. Gabriel Thibert has been putting his life at risk for others, but since January he's been fighting for his own life because of brain cancer.

The teen was attacked after exiting the school in 2021. On Sunday, a jury found Andrei Donet, one of the people who attacked Jannai Dopwell-Bailey, guilty of second-degree murder.

There was laughter and tears at a Montreal press conference Thursday, following news that a new cultural centre for Black communities across Canada is to be opened in the city.

Montreal opposition wants the city to hold consultations in collaboration with the boroughs and the STM, and to also establish a seniors council to advise the administration.