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Article content But outside a Côte-des-Neiges community centre Tuesday morning, Saint-Cyr was back in his element, volunteering to pick weeds and plant flowers in its garden. And though he’s not quite ready for private gatherings, last week he went to a restaurant with his wife — a first in over a year. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Montreal, once the centre of the pandemic, is starting to feel normal again Back to video “The lack of social contact was hard, but now everything is restarting,” Saint-Cyr said, wiping soil from his bl...

Article content Quebec Health Minister Christian Dubé made the announcement during a news conference Monday, stressing the importance of people getting fully vaccinated. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Quebec to allow second dose after four weeks, Dubé says Back to video “Starting tomorrow you can advance your appointment on the Clic Santé website from eight weeks to whatever you want, be it six weeks, five weeks,” Dubé explained, as long as the minimum four-week interval is respected. The change is possible because the ...

Article content Besides smaller viewing parties in parks across the city, Habs fans gathered downtown at both the Quartier des Spectacles — where some 4,000 places had been reserved for an organized, outdoor viewing party — and in the streets surrounding the Bell Centre. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Fans swarm public areas in downtown Montreal to cheer on the Canadiens Back to video “This means the world to us,” said Dave Niedzwiecki, 42, moments after lifting a replica Stanley Cup over his head at the Quartier des Spectacles befor...

Article content A 52-year-old Cree man from Waswanipi, Saganash is a residential school survivor. A generation earlier, his uncle, John, never returned from his first year at a residential school in Ontario — a fact that’s haunted Saganash’s family ever since. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Thousands march in Montreal to honour Indigenous children Back to video Wearing an orange shirt with the words “Bring uncle John home” written across its back, Saganash and his family joined the thousands marching Thursday to honour Indigenous c...

An order against wearing masks in the Montreal seniors residence continued until early April 2020, when public health directives changed.