Tina Tenneriello

Rainbow flags to mark Pride week were vandalized three times in a week in the Village de Val-David municipality in the Laurentians north of Montreal.

Montreal is expected to be hit with showers early Wednesday afternoon with a risk of thunderstorms into the evening and night. We will reach a high of 24 Celsius, with a humidex making it feel closer to 30. More rain is expected overnight and a low of 18 C. For Thursday, mainly cloudy with a […]

The Montreal SPCA and organizations who work on the front lines of homelessness say animal restrictions on housing is a barrier to getting people off the street. They point to a recent Leger survey commissioned by the SPCA that showed 85 per cent of available housing units in Montreal did not allow animals or imposed restrictive […]

Guy Turcotte, who was convicted of second-degree murder for stabbing his two children to death, is scheduled to appear before the Parole Board of Canada on Tuesday. Turcotte is expected to request temporary escorted leave from prison. In December 2015, the former cardiologist was convicted of stabbing his five-year-old son, Olivier, and his three-year-old daughter, […]

If you are a public transit user, you may find yourself with a festive commute on Oct. 14, the day marking the official opening of the Montreal Metro in 1966.

The Montreal police force says they received 911 calls regarding a teen in distress circulating with a knife at the school at around 9:50 a.m.

Quebec provincial police (SQ) say at around 9:30 p.m. they were called to a home on Chemin des Patriotes between La Pierre and Coteau-de-Sable streets.

While the opioid crisis is hitting the western part of the country particularly hard, Quebec —which is by no means spared— stands out for the popularity of stimulants, which are much more prevalent within its borders.

Over a million Montrealers are choosing to cycle, according to the 2025 “State of Cycling” report by cycling advocacy group Vélo Québec. In 2025, 1.185 million people on the island of Montreal cycled, including 941,000 adults and 244,000 children. The report shows 58 per cent of the adult population cycled – 68 per cent in […]

A new study by McGill University researchers has found air quality warnings during wildfires did not have significant impact on Montrealers movements.