Montreal's Mon Lapin crowned Canada's best restaurant once again
A new magazine ranking has confirmed what most Montrealers already know: the city is home to some of the best restaurants in the country.
A new magazine ranking has confirmed what most Montrealers already know: the city is home to some of the best restaurants in the country.
After 20 years, a well-known wine bar on Parc Avenue in Montreal is closing its doors. Pullman announced its closure on social media last week.
Homemade doughnut shops seem to be gaining in popularity, and there's no sign of stopping at some of Montreal's most in-demand spots.
Friday's warrant for prison inmate Yacine Zouaoui, 32, is the latest in hundreds of reported prison breaks in Quebec. Sometimes, they just walked away; sometimes they went through a fence, and twice they used a helicopter.
Montreal firefighter Gabriel Thibert, 39, was diagnosed in February with stage 4 glioblastoma, a fast-growing and aggressive form of brain cancer. Firefighters plan to run the Montreal marathon in his honour, and raise funds for brain cancer research.
A Montreal photographer captured the moment a Canada goose defended itself from a fox at the Botanical Garden.
Among the many decisions mothers-to-be may encounter as they come closer to meeting their little bundles of joy is whether or not they should donate their baby's umbilical cord blood.
Artist Emile Shamie will host his first art show at the ripe age of 88 at Galerie 203 in Old Montreal.
Hundreds of bands set up on the front steps of residences in Montreal's NDG neighbourhood as the eighth edition of Porchfest kicked off for the May long weekend.
CF Montreal sports field manager James Johnson said 'no-mow May' is a great place to start to develop a healthy and pristine lawn for the summer.
Some within the funeral home and mortuary services industries in Quebec say they are frustrated with an online obituary site that publishes death notices from public information posted on the internet. They claim the site is doing so without consent from the families.
Palliative care, which is offered when someone is diagnosed with a serious illness, often gets confused with hospice care, which is comfort without curative intent.
A historic invasion of Cicadas has taken over the southern U.S. and as Joy Malbon reports, many residents weren't prepared.