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  Quebec won't fund graphite mine project tied to Pentagon; locals claim 'victory'

  This week, the Quebec government rejected Lomiko Metals Inc.'s application for public funding, a decision many say reflects the will of the people who live near the proposed site for the graphite mine in the Laurentians region of Quebec.

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  Man found dead on Metropolitan Expressway, Quebec police looking for witnesses

  Quebec provincial police (SQ) are trying to locate witnesses after a man was found dead on the Metropolitan Expressway (A-40) on Sept. 12.

• Laval city councillor quits caucus as expenses investigation continues

  Laval city councillor Paolo Galati has removed himself from his party's caucus as an investigation continues into his expenses.

• Police investigating 'suspicious' fire on Montreal's West Island

  Police have launched an investigation into a suspicious fire that broke out in a residence in Kirkland, on Montreal's West Island, on Wednesday night.

• Laval health authority seeks 40 Foster Families as dozens of children await care

  The Laval health authority, CISSS de Laval, says dozens of children need foster care, but there aren't enough families to take them in. The agency is now asking people to open their homes and provide these children with the stability they need.

• First career goals by Tom Pearce, Nathan Saliba rally Montreal to 2-2 draw with Revolution

  Tom Pearce and Nathan Saliba scored in the second half -- the first goals of their careers -- and CF Montreal rallied for a 2-2 draw with the New England Revolution on Wednesday night.

• Montreal Children’s Hospital will double cancer trials after $1 million donation

  Thanks to a generous donation, the Montreal Children’s Hospital will now be able to double the number of cancer trials it offers to young patients.

• Family relieved by arrests following overdose death of son, 15, in Montreal

  For the first time in nine months, Christian Boivin and his family say they're encouraged that Montreal police arrested four people suspected of selling the kind of drugs that killed their 15 year-old son, Mathis Boivin, last year.

• Black Lives Ruined: Black men asked to sign NDAs to settle racial profiling cases

  Black men who are the victims of racial profiling and harassment by police forces in Quebec say they are being asked to sign non-disclosure agreements in order to receive their settlement cheques.

• RCMP feared they didn't have enough evidence to hold terror suspect sought by U.S.

  Court documents filed in the case of a Pakistani man arrested in Quebec for an alleged plot to kill Jews in New York City reveal the RCMP didn't have enough evidence to hold him in Canada.

• Federal minister Pablo Rodriguez to run for Quebec Liberal leadership

  The federal Liberals' political lieutenant for Quebec, Pablo Rodriguez, will run for the leadership of the Quebec Liberal Party (PLQ). He is scheduled to make the announcement Thursday in Gatineau.

• Lakeshore Hospital family doctor unit opens on Montreal's West Island

  A new family medicine group opened at the Lakeshore Hospital on Wednesday as part of a long-term plan to create quicker access to health-care.

• Thousands of young leaders attend One Young World Summit in Montreal

  Around 2,000 young leaders from across the globe descended on Montreal for the One Young World Summit at the Palais des Congres.

• Federal government to further limit number of international students

  The federal government will be further limiting the number of international students permitted to enter Canada next year. It's the government's latest immigration-related measure to address Canadians' ongoing housing and affordability concerns.