Just two days after announcing it will move to weekly COVID-19 data updates, the Quebec government on Friday reversed course, announcing it will resume publishing daily updates as of Monday.
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Despite calls to name the new REM station in Griffintown after its historic Irish community, it will be named after former Quebec premier Bernard Landry.
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Quebec's coroner Pascale Descary has ordered a large-scale public inquiry into the COVID-19 deaths of seniors in the province's long-term care facilities.
Despite Premier Francois Legault's insistence that there is no systemic racism in Quebec, the CAQ government is rolling out an action group to weed out discrimination.
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Montreal public health authorities reported 29 new COVID-19 cases on Monday and six more deaths, bringing the city's total to 26,717 cases and 3,205 people who have died from the virus.
A four-alarm fire sent smoke billowing into downtown Montreal Thursday afternoon. The fire broke out at 1:50 p.m. in a three-storey residential building at 1275 St-Andre Street in the Gay Village.
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Quebec is reopening restaurants in many areas in the province as of June 15. The Montreal region, Joliette and L'Epiphanee will open a week later, as of June 22.
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There is another call for police departments in Quebec to acknowledge racial profiling after a video began circulating on social media showing a Laval police officer dragging a Black man out of a car by his hair.
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A team at the Montreal General Hospital has come up with a novel way to help protect health-care workers by adapting snorkel masks to replace the N95 mask.
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Montreal has reached the grim benchmark of more than 3,000 deaths from COVID-19. Public health officials released new data Thursday showing the city is now at 25,900 cases and 3,016 deaths.
