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  Longueuil community steps up to replenish shelves after massive meat theft at food bank

  In mid-November, a Longueuil food bank was robbed of $10,000 worth of frozen meat, but the community pulled through an helped replenish the supplies.

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  How will tariffs affect Quebec's massive investment in the battery industry?

  A McGill expert in the field says Quebec is in an ideal position to play a huge role in the high-end battery industry even with potential tariffs.

• Montreal's vacancy rate is going up, but so is rent

  The vacancy rate in Montreal is going up for the first time since the pandemic started — but so are rents, which almost doubled in six years, according to new data from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC).

• Elderly man last seen in October on Montreal's South Shore

  Police on Montreal’s South Shore are asking for the public’s assistance in locating an 86-year-old man who went missing in October.

• Montreal opens warming centre without waiting for Quebec's approval

  At the last minute before the winter cold snap, the City of Montreal decided not to wait for Quebec's approval to open a 30-seat warming centre for $20,000.

• Police arrest suspects in SUV theft in Villeray-Saint-Michel-Parc-Extension

  Montreal police (SPVM) arrested three suspects in connection with the theft of an SUV that occurred in October in the Villeray-Saint-Michel-Parc-Extension borough.

• Quebec's labour tribunal rejects complaint after employment agency used during nurses' strike

  Quebec’s labour board sided with employers concerning the use of an employment agency during a nurses' strike. The union's complaint of obstruction was dismissed.

• Public health investigating ALS cases in the Eastern Townships

  Public health authorities in the Eastern Townships are investigating after multiple ALS cases were reported in the same area.

• In Montreal, one man is fighting to stop DVDs from going the way of the dodo

  The Luddites were a 19th-century group of British textile workers who destroyed the mechanized looms and knitting frames they saw as a threat to their livelihoods.

• Super Bowl champion Buffalo Bills and other 2025 sports predictions

  The crew at TSN 690 Radio gave their predictions for 2025 in sports, including a Habs 50-goal scorer, TWO championship parades in Montreal and a Super Bowl champion that would change the sporting world.

• Alouettes sign defensive back Kabion Ento to two-year contract

  The Montreal Alouettes signed American defensive back Kabion Ento to a two-year contract on Thursday, keeping him with the team through 2026.

• Trudeau promoting backbenchers in sizable cabinet shuffle coming Friday: sources

  Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is planning a sizable cabinet shuffle on Friday, and it's shaping up to see several Liberal backbenchers promoted to ministerial posts, sources confirm to CTV News.

• Electric bus maker Lion Electric granted creditor protection by Quebec court

  The Lion Electric Co. says it has been granted protection from creditors under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act by the Superior Court of Quebec.

• NSL's Montreal Roses sign Canadian forward Tanya Boychuk

  The Montreal Roses announced the signing of Canadian forward Tanya Boychuk.