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Freezing rain: 638,000 power outages across Quebec - Vimarsana News

Freezing rain: 638,000 power outages across Quebec

About 40 per cent of Montrealers were in the dark Wednesday night as a powerful spring ice storm coated several parts of southern Quebec. Across the province, more than 900,000 Hydro-Quebec customers were without power.

Freezing rain: 760,000 customers without power across Quebec - Vimarsana News

Freezing rain: 760,000 customers without power across Quebec

About 40 per cent of Montrealers were in the dark Wednesday night as a powerful spring ice storm coated several parts of southern Quebec. Across the province, more than 900,000 Hydro-Quebec customers were without power.

Blue Jackets Sunday Gathering: Fixing Elvis Merzlikins a major objective - Vimarsana News

Blue Jackets Sunday Gathering: Fixing Elvis Merzlikins a major objective

Former NHL goaltenders Brian Boucher and Marty Biron discuss Merzlikins' troubling season and how the Blue Jackets can fix it.

Kramberger: Long road ahead for West Islanders bracing for Montreal tax grab - Vimarsana News

Kramberger: Long road ahead for West Islanders bracing for Montreal tax grab

Demerged West Island cities are still fighting being overcharged for regional spending by the Montreal agglomeration.

Montreal hikes residential taxes 4.1 per cent, highest in a decade - Vimarsana News

Montreal hikes residential taxes 4.1 per cent, highest in a decade

The City of Montreal announced an average tax rate increase of 4.1 per cent for residential properties in the city centre on Tuesday. It will be the highest tax increase since 2010. Residential property taxes collected by the city centre will go up an average of 4.1 per cent in 2023.