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A former engineering student at Montreal's Ecole de Technologie Superieure (ETS) has been awarded over $34,000 in damages for sexual harassment and discrimination. 1

Marlene Jennings and Gilles Duceppe weigh in on what a Liberal or Conservative minority government would mean for Canada.

A new survey shows a worrying amount of Quebec teens are suffering from some form of mental or emotional duress. 1

Any pet owner can tell you that despite being fuzzier than humans, animals are no less a member of the family. To that end, more and more people are turning to palliative care for pets who are nearing the end of their lives. 1

A new biography of former Montreal Canadiens superstar Serge Savard hit the shelves this week. 1

If you’re looking for a book about Canada that was written by an American, Dave Hill’s “Parking the Moose” may just be that book. 1

Every Sunday night in October from 6 p.m. to midnight, Tinder takes dating to a whole new level with a new interactive, apocalyptic game offered through its app. 1

Political analysts Marlene Jennings and Gilles Duceppe say the debate's format was chaotic, but each leader scored some zingers.

The latest polls show the Liberals and Conservatives in a dead heat. With two weeks to go until the election, pollster Philip J. Fournier is predicting a photo finish. 1

A recent study from the Montreal Economic Institute found only 1 per cent of Canadians use virtual care, even though it can drastically cut down wait times and access issues. 1

Mutsumi Takahashi chats with Terry Dimonte, Bill Brownstein, and Aaron Rand about the things causing headaches for Montreal… some of them.

A Montreal Economic Institute study suggests it may be time to consider a new option 1

Digital analyst Elias Makos said TVs are coming with more and more options, and with those options come security issues.

Russell Copeman, executive director of the Quebec English School Boards Association, reacts to the school board bill.

Chanel Bourdon, coordinator for promotion and enhancement of the French language at Concordia speaks about the new program.

Halfway through the election campaign, and on the eve of first all-candidate election, analysts Marlene Jennings and Gilles Duceppe believe that two candidates are doing well. 1

Robin Delaronde of the Kahnawake Education Centre on the impact of Orange Shirt Day and raising awareness about residential schools.

Political analyst Philippe J. Fournier says that despite a bumpy start, the Liberals are ahead in Quebec and Ontario and favoured to win.

Taking a different approach to water in Montreal is a good place to start when looking for a real solution to begin fighting the effects of climate change. 1

With the massive mobilization from citizens, the question now is will it make a difference to politicians?

Homelessness is growing, and the city's agencies are seeking to innovate. Sam Watts, CEO of the Welcome Hall Mission, explains

There will be a formal impeachment inquiry against US President Donald Trump, but that is far from saying he will be removed from office. 1

Fans of theatre playwright Vittorio Rossi are in for a treat as his blockbuster hit 30 years ago, The Chain, returns to the stage. 1

Linda See, Batshaw's director of youth protection, says the rise in reported child abuse cases in Quebec is due to better vigilance.

Digital analyst Elias Makos says when it comes to the new iPhones and Apple iOS, it's all about increasing photo capability.

Philippe-Andre Tessier, director of the Human Rights Commission, on the hate acts report and why people don't come forward.

Why do some people have all the luck? Author Sean Michaels explores the topic in his new book 'The Wagers'

Game Creators' Odyssey is an online game-design course designed as a game itself. 1

Nissa Barkat from Hope for Dementia on the benefits of technological interconnectivity on those living with dementia. int + interview