Quebec's public health directors signed a public declaration Tuesday saying they recognize the impact of climate change on health and pledge to be part of the solution.
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Quebec's police watchdog is seeking witnesses after a driver allegedly fled from police in a stolen car and fatally struck a man in Longueuil over the weekend.
Quebec drivers will again see a savings when they renew their licences next year. On Tuesday, Quebec automobile insurance board the SAAQ and the provincial government confirmed that a regular driver's licence or motorcycle licence will cost $25.50.
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Montreal's Executive Committee President Dominique Ollivier announced her resignation Monday afternoon at at a news conference at city hall. She came under fire last week following an investigation by the Journal de Montreal showing extravagant spending when she was the president of the city's public consultation office.
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Laval police are asking the public for help in finding a missing 16-year-old girl. Sabrin A. Ali reportedly left her home on Oct. 9 and has not been seen since.
Two Quebec retirees are $55 million richer after hitting the Lotto Max jackpot on Halloween. Jean Laroque used the money from a small previous Lotto Max win to purchase a ticket for the Oct. 31 draw from a depanneur in Coaticook. He checked his ticket online the next day and said he was shocked when he saw $55,000,000 pop up on the screen.
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A Quebec man is facing charges related to a major counterfeit money smuggling investigation, according to the Canadian Border Services Agency. Jean-François Genereux is set to appear on Dec. 4 at the Sorel-Tracey courthouse to face charges including buying, importing and possessing currency, and providing false information in a customs declaration.
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Former premier Jean Charest is speaking out against tuition hikes for out-of-province students at Quebec universities to defend his hometown school of Bishop’s University.
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While Laurentian Bank's online services are back up and running following an outage that began Sunday morning, some customers may continue to experience delays.
Montreal police say they have arrested three teenagers in connection with a dozen stolen pickup trucks and SUV from indoor parking lots and residential buildings across Montreal.
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