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  Protesters in Montreal clash over what is best for children

  Protesters and counter-protesters clashed over several hours on Friday in Montreal's Old Port over disagreements on what is best for children.

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  Federal election: Legault says immigration must be the issue at the ballot box

  The ballot box issue in the next federal election must be reducing the number of temporary immigrants in Quebec, said Premier Francois Legault, who is even making it a condition for supporting a federal political party in the election.

• Students honour Eddy Nolan's legacy at Terry Fox Run

  "We love you, Eddy!" screamed the 350 students at Terry Fox Elementary School in Pierrefonds. They didn't know the man their school is named after, but they knew Eddy Nolan who would visit regularly and encourage the students to participate in "the Terry Fox Run".

• Teen who murdered Jannai Dopwell-Bailey to receive youth sentence

  The teen convicted of killing 16-year-old Jannai Dopwell-Bailey in 2021 will serve his sentence in juvenile detention.

• Presidents Cup set to tee off as traffic concerns abound

  In just a few days, the world's top golfers will be teeing off at the Royal Montreal Golf Club.The Presidents Cup is back in Montreal and the final touches are being added to the golf course

• John Abbott College unveils Indigenous inspired garden

  A new garden and microforest, years in the making, have been inaugurated at John Abbott College in Montreal.

• Montreal couple facing deportation to Mexico granted temporary residency

  The Montreal couple from Mexico and their three children facing deportation have received a temporary residence permit.

• 'It's disgusting': Quebec minister reacts after body of boy, 14, found near Hells Angels hideout

  The province's public security minister said he was "shocked" Thursday amid reports that a body believed to be that of a 14-year-old boy was found this week near a Hells Angels hideout near Quebec City.

• Four hotels affected by strike or lock-out in Montreal, Quebec and Laval

  A first settlement is still pending in the hotel sector, with four hotels affected by a labour dispute on Friday. Union members at the Hilton hotel in Laval were on strike on Thursday and Friday, while those at the Bonaventure hotel in Montreal and the Pur hotel in Quebec City went on indefinite strike in recent days.

• Caribou: Guilbeault dangles the prospect of big money and invites Quebec to negotiate

  Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault has invited his Quebec counterpart to the negotiating table to reach an agreement on caribou before Christmas. He noted that the province could benefit from hundreds of millions of dollars in funding to protect biodiversity.

• Quebec Premier François Legault's approval rating continued to rise this summer

  Premier François Legault's approval rating continued to rise this summer, according to the Angus Reid Institute. After reaching a low at the end of 2023, his support rose by three percentage points over the summer to 39 per cent.

• Shots fired at a home in Candiac during the night

  Shots were fired at a home in Candiac, Montérégie, on Montreal's South Shore early Friday morning.

• Quebec Liberals announce candidate for the Terrebonne byelection

  Although its chances of winning the byelection in Terrebonne are very slim, the Quebec Liberal Party (PLQ) has already chosen its candidate. The candidate is Virginie Bouchard, president of the Lanaudière Regional Council for the party.

• Graphic video of drive-by shooting shown at Montreal murder trial

  A harrowing video has been presented to a jury at the trial of three men facing first-degree murder charges.