Montreal man seeks living kidney donor as dialysis takes toll
A 25-year-old Montreal man is looking for a living kidney donor and has made a public appeal on social media. Until he finds one, Julian Zadrozny must undergo 10 hours of dialysis a day.
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Montreal man dead after stabbing in Ottawa's ByWard Market
A man from Montreal is dead following a late night stabbing in Ottawa's ByWard Market.
Liberal leadership: MNA Frederic Beauchemin officially becomes fourth candidate
Liberal MNA Frederic Beauchemin made his candidacy for the Quebec Liberal Party (PLQ) leadership official on Friday.
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Man arrested in Quebec for alleged plot to kill Jews in NYC returns to court Dec. 6
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Quebec legislature adopts motion ensuring no eligibility certificates needed to receive health care in English
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Quebec to make RSV vaccine free for certain priority groups
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Quebec pays $13.5 million to relocate the comedy school
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Cree school teachers in Quebec to walk off the job
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Montreal pastry shop wins top prize from Paris-based La Liste
A Montreal pastry chef has won an international award for his work, making him the only Canadian on "La Liste's" Special Pastry Awards.
Get ready foodies! Michelin guide coming to Quebec in 2025
Joining Vancouver and Toronto, the Belle Province will become the third locale in Canada for the iconic restaurant guide.
IVF: Hidden hopes and devastating deceptions as families try to conceive
Doctors explain IVF is often reserved for complex medical problems or infertility, with difficulties even-split between the male and female partners. In about 20 per cent of cases, both partners have troubles.
Q&A: Carolyn's Community gives backpacks, supplies to Montreal families in need
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Pierogi restaurant in Montreal's Mile End brings a taste of Ukraine to the city
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Despite continued pleas from coroners, Montreal metro not proceeding with platform screen doors any time soon
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Oka school bans cell phones on school grounds -- even at lunch
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Home sales increase by 9.3% in Montreal in August
The Association professionnelle des courtiers immobiliers du Québec (APCIQ) reports that home sales in the Montreal area increased by 9.3 per cent in August compared to the same month last year.
Montreal workers remove homeless tent with woman inside
The City of Montreal says it will investigate what happened when city workers dismantled a homeless encampment in Jeanne-Mance Park after witnesses say one tent was lifted from the ground with someone inside of it.
Ottawa, Quebec and Montreal announce housing fast track
The governments of Canada, Quebec and the City of Montreal announced the construction of 1,001 new affordable housing units on Friday, thanks to the creation of a "fast track for qualified developers."
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Quebec wants to focus on screening and access to cancer treatments
Facilitating access to cancer screening and providing equitable access to treatments are two of the major objectives at the heart of the Quebec government's new cancer action plan, which was unveiled Friday.
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The respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine will be offered free of charge to certain priority groups this fall, the Quebec government announced Friday.
Urgences-sante to use artificial intelligence to optimize paramedic care
Urgences-santé and Airudi, a Quebec company specializing in the design of AI solutions, announced on Thursday a partnership to optimize pre-hospital care using artificial intelligence.
Quebec commission on youth screen time begins
The work of the Special Commission on the Impact of Screens and Social Networks on the Health and Development of Young People (CSESJ) began on Thursday.
Quebec to authorize advance requests for medical assistance in dying as of Oct. 30
Quebec will authorize advance requests for medical assistance in dying (MAID) without waiting for Ottawa to amend its Criminal Code.
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