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Quebec car theft victims get green light for lawsuit over key fob security
A Quebec Superior Court judge has authorized a class-action lawsuit that alleges that key fob signals are too easy for car thieves to intercept.
Montreal girl allegedly killed by father was drowned, initial autopsy finds
Residents of Ticonderoga, N.Y., the town where Melina Frattolin's body was found, joined together in prayer at a vigil Tuesday night. It comes as the preliminary findings of the autopsy, released earlier in the day by New York State Police, found the nine-year-old died by asphyxia due to drowning and her death was a homicide.
Quebec tests out keeping stores open until 8 p.m. on weekends
The Quebec government has approved a pilot project to allow retail stores in Laval, Gatineau and Saint-Georges to stay open until 8 p.m. on weekends.
How to fight Quebec's toxic drug problem? A former user says change the conversation
The opioid crisis is deadly and complex. Advocates say dealing with it starts with an openness to ideas they've been pushing for years: ending the stigmatization of drug users and having a real conversation about decriminalizing simple drug possession.
Quebec toddler found alive and well after intensive 4-day search, police say
The three-year-old girl was found alive and well in Ontario on Wednesday, police announced during an evening news conference hours later.
Overdose deaths in Quebec are on the rise, and the problem could get worse
Quebec's death toll from drug overdoses pales in comparison to other provinces. But many places in North America are experiencing drops in drug overdose deaths, while Quebec is trending in the wrong direction.
Protesters in Montreal show support for Gaza, denounce 'red lines crossed' by Israel
A large crowd gathered in downtown Montreal this weekend to show support for Gaza, denounce Israel's unrelenting bombing campaign and highlight what some of them describe as an intolerable solution in the enclave.
STM maintenance workers begin strike, disrupting commutes across Montreal
Maintenance workers with Montreal's transit authority began their strike on Monday. For countless people in and around Montreal, that means a disruption to their commutes and having to come up with a plan B.
Expect longer commutes, crowded buses and Metros if strike happens, STM says
Montreal's transit authority says a looming strike would be disruptive to people's commutes and that transit users should either find other ways to get around or be a little more patient and expect some delays.
Founder of Montreal's Housing Hotline seeks help to keep decades-long service running
In 1974, Arnold Bennett launched the Housing Hotline — a phone service that helps frustrated tenants in and around Montreal navigate disputes. Decades later, Bennett needs help to avoid shutting it down.