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  Memorial to be held for slain Que. entrepreneur Daniel Langlois and partner Dominique Marchand

  Relatives, friends and colleagues will get a chance to say farewell to Daniel Langlois and Dominique Marchand, who were killed in the Caribbean on Dec. 3.

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  Here's how much more it's expected to cost to feed a family of 4 in Canada next year

  A new report by more than 30 researchers is estimating how much food will cost in 2024 and how much money it will take to feed families.

• Laval: For the first time, police seize 3D-printed gun, leading to arrest

  In a first for Laval police, officers seized a 3D-printed revolver last week during a routine interception.

• Quebec police wear jeans or camo pants in protest over contract talks

  Police officers with the Sûreté du Québec (SQ) will start wearing camouflage pants or jeans during working hours on Thursday, amid dissatisfaction with progress in their negotiations with the government over their next collective agreement.

• Quebec Liberals call for investigation into CAQ associate

  The Quebec Liberal party is calling for an investigation and the suspension of a deputy minister who was close to Francois Legault.

• Quebec study gains new insight into sexual abuse by coaches

  The modus operandi of sports coaches who sexually abuse young athletes usually consists of six main stages, according to researchers at Université Laval, who were among the first to take a closer look at the problem.

• Police investigating fires in two parked cars in Montreal North

  Montreal police are investigating two fires in vehicles parked on a street in Montreal North area early Thursday morning.

• Bar in Montreal's Village evacuated after threats made during 911 call

  A bar in Montreal's Village needed to be evacuated after someone made threats during a 911 call.

• Laurentian Bank reports $30.6M Q4 profit, down from $55.7M a year ago

  Laurentian Bank of Canada reported its fourth-quarter profit fell compared with a year ago as it was hit by restructuring and other costs related to its strategic review and a major computer outage in September.

• Father of slain Granby girl granted conditional day release to halfway house

  The father of the Granby girl who died tragically in April 2019 has been granted conditional day parole and will be transferred to a halfway house as soon as a place becomes available.

• Brossard's downtown core getting a major revamp

  Residents of Brossard got a first look at what their future downtown will look like on Wednesday. The South Shore municipality is being transformed into a transit hub with the opening of the REM light-rail line and Mayor Doreen Assaad said the new town centre will be the 'beating heart of our city.'

• Public sector negotiations: Common Front rejects Quebec's latest offer

  Quebec's Common Front of public sector unions has rejected the government's latest offer. The strike planned for Dec. 8 to 14 will go on as planned.

• Montreal launches pilot project to recycle mattresses

  The City of Montreal is asking people to bring their mattresses to the St-Laurent ecocentre, as part of a pilot project launched in August.

• Quebecers evacuated over fears of dike breach won't be able to return before Dec. 17

  Residents forced from their homes in Quebec's Laurentians region over fears a dike could burst and unleash a torrent of water won't be able to return for another 11 days.