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McGill's Royal Vic makeover includes a rooftop lookout and Mount Royal path (RENDERINGS) - Vimarsana News

McGill's Royal Vic makeover includes a rooftop lookout and Mount Royal path (RENDERINGS)

It has been almost 10 years since Montreal's Royal Victoria Hospital moved from its original digs to the Glen in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, leaving the site vacant. But with the redevelopment in motion, we're finally getting answers as to what the future of this prime piece of real estate holds. In part, it will become a McGill University campus.

Indigenous healing lodges face underfunding across Canada: critics - Vimarsana News

Indigenous healing lodges face underfunding across Canada: critics

The Waseskun Healing Centre in Saint-Alphonse-Rodrigues, Quebec is among 10 across the country that are funded by Correctional Service Canada and reserved for Indigenous offenders serving time in federal custody.

Mohawks, McGill, Quebec clash over how to search for Indigenous graves at Royal Vic - Vimarsana News

Mohawks, McGill, Quebec clash over how to search for Indigenous graves at Royal Vic

As distrust deepens over results of archeological digs at the former hospital property, a court decision looms.

Jack Todd: Bettman's NHL tenure has been disastrous for Canadian teams - Vimarsana News

Jack Todd: Bettman's NHL tenure has been disastrous for Canadian teams

No Stanley Cups since 1993, two franchises lost (and one returned), and no hope in sight for Quebec City to regain its place in the league.

Lakeshore General Hospital reports highest ER death rate in Montreal - Vimarsana News

Lakeshore General Hospital reports highest ER death rate in Montreal

"We lose and have lost patients more often at the Lakeshore than anywhere else," said patient-rights advocate Paul Brunet.