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A new Joliette clinic is offering a 'culturally secure space' for Indigenous people to seek health care, weeks after a woman died while being berated with racist insults by hospital staff. 2

The City of Sherbrooke is getting into the Christmas spirit early this year.

A vineyard in Monteregie that had more than $5,000 worth of grapes stolen last week says it’s still stumped about the culprit, despite a few clues and a plea to the public for tips.

The Montreal Canadiens have welcomed a lot of new players to their family this offseason. Now, their star goalie has done the same.

The City of Montreal is set to take over a downtown hotel to house hundreds of homeless people this winter, creating the city's bigger shelter by far, CTV has confirmed. 1

In a video posted to Urgences-Sante's Twitter page, paramedic Rachelle Aubichon details her experience with COVID-19 and the lasting impacts it has had on her health, six months after she contracted it.

It started as a funny podcast about food. But now three friends have combined to feed some of Montreal's heroes during the COVID-19 pandemic. 1

Sarah Lolley is a medical writer who lives in Notre Dame de Grace. During the pandemic she’s founded a side business that offers customers a unique experience she likens to a portable escape room. 1

A quarter of a century after Quebecers narrowly voted against a sovereign Quebec, a new Leger poll suggests support for independence remains in the minority. 1

COVID-19 has put a temporary stop to swimming lessons in Montreal, but a group of instructors are hoping to re-start, saying it's a matter of public safety. 1

There's been little cause for celebration amid the COVID-19 pandemic, but a family found a way to bring joy to their father's ninetieth birthday party. 1

The owners of a St-Leonard bakery are calling on the Quebec government to ease off on threats of fines for French language violations while businesses are struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic. 1

Since the first wave of COVID-19 lot of people have been searching for comforting distractions and new activities to help pass the time. Montrealer Naomi Silver-Vezina is no exception and managed to turn a new hobby into an overnight internet success story with harp accompaniment. 1

The independent research organization, the Fraser Institute, released a ranking of Quebec schools that shows the province's high schools have improved in every corner of Quebec, while also showing that as many have declined in test scores.

Experts in the field agree that diversity among health-care specialists remains an issue, as Black and minority-owned clinics for medical specialties is low.

Laurlyn Ley was nearly 42 weeks pregnant when she headed to St. Mary’s Hospital in Montreal to deliver her daughter in May. But things took a turn for the worse – and the family is still trying to figure out just what happened that day. 2

The Quebec town synonymous with the cancer-causing fibre asbestos has voted for a new name: Val-des-Sources. 2

A man living in a quiet corner of Vermont captured three men driving through his backyard shrubbery -- in broad daylight -- to get into the U.S. Border officers are looking for the men. 3

The rebuilt Turcot Interchange fully opened this morning, which means the province can now tally up everything involved in the five-year project: 145 kms of roadway, nearly 5,000 steel beams, the planting of 9,000 trees and more.