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  QS wants Legault to leverage energy prices in negotiations with Trump

  Québec Solidaire is urging Francois Legault’s government to leverage the price of our hydroelectricity in negotiations with Trump.

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  Haitian Montrealers commemorate 15 years since earthquake

  It's been 15 years since a devastating earthquake in Haïti. A commemoration was held in Montreal for the victims and the survivors Sunday afternoon.

• Maggie Flaherty's first goal lifts Frost past Victoire 4-2 as Takeover Tour reaches Denver

  Maggie Flaherty scored her first goal of the season to give Minnesota the lead in the third period and the Frost moved into first place in the Professional Women's Hockey League with a 4-2 win over the Montréal Victoire.

• Verdun launches initiative hooking residents up with winter activity gear

  Verdun is launching a new initiative called Box Up to hook people up with gear for winter activities.

• Montreal's Leylah Fernandez wins her opening match at Australian Open

  Leylah Fernandez defeated Ukraine's Yuliia Starodubtseva 7-5, 6-4 in her first-round women's singles match Sunday at the Australian Open.

• Delays, Trudeau resignation threaten Toronto-Quebec City high-frequency rail project

  Canadians hoping plans for high-frequency rail between Toronto and Quebec City would move forward this year will instead see further delays — and the prospect of a federal election makes the timeline more uncertain than ever.

• Pet rescue organizations say affordability issues are key reason they're over capacity

  The Montreal SPCA and local pet rescue and adoption organizations say they’re stretched to the max as animals are being given up by their owners at a rate they've never seen before.

• Westmount considering some zoning changes to encourage redevelopment

  Mayor Christina Smith says the city has been brainstorming ways to make St-Catherine more attractive for commercial activity and maybe add housing units. It commissioned architecture firm Lemay to draft an urban plan to do so.

• Quebec Bar urges caution when using artificial intelligence

  Machines will never replace people, says the Quebec Bar. The bar association is urging caution when it comes to the use of artificial intelligence.

• Quebec Liberals 'at a crossroads' as leadership race kicks off Monday

  As the federal Liberals prepare to choose Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s successor, another Liberal leadership race is getting underway in Quebec this week.

• Downtown Montreal store window shattered by gunshot

  Police say they received a call around 10 a.m. about a shattered store window that appeared to have been shot at on Guy Street.

• 'It's a great way to hasten an early death': Montreal emergency warming station closes as city says it's not cold enough to keep open

  A city-run warming station that sheltered more than 1,000 people at a YMCA has closed with the city saying it's not cold enough outside to keep it open.

• Canadiens hold heads high after 2-1 shootout loss to Stars: 'I had no passengers'

  The Montreal Canadiens may have lost on Saturday, but the mood around the surging team hardly appeared to take a hit after a hard-fought battle on short rest.

• Tough lesson: Thousands of 'unqualified' teachers in Quebec schools

  Monique Henry has been teaching English in Quebec for the better part of two decades without official certification. As a so-called "unqualified" teacher, she has had to learn her profession the hard way.