Montreal
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Mamadi Camara Is Suing Montreal & Prosecutors For $940,000
Mamadi III Fadi Camara, members of his family and two neighbours are suing the Montreal police (via the City of Montreal) and prosecutors (via ... -
New initiative gives Black and Indigenous chefs a foothold at Montreal’s Jean-Talon Market
At the bustling Jean-Talon Market, there’s a new stage for some of Montreal’s Black and Indigenous chefs to share their menus. La Maison Onyx is a shared stall ... -
Sales Of Ultra-Expensive Homes Have Skyrocketed In Montreal
A new report by Sotheby’s International Realty Canada found that the sale of luxury homes in Montreal skyrocketed in the first half of 2021, ... -
Home price increases may be winding down in Montreal market, Royal LePage says
Could Montreal’s sizzling residential property market be about to cool off? Broker Royal LePage is predicting the aggregate price of a home in Greater ... -
COVID-19: Pressure mounts to reopen borders as Montreal’s tourism industry continues to struggle
Airport, tourism and business leaders insist the time has arrived for the Trudeau government to reopen the borders to all non-essential foreign travellers if ... -
New report shows Montréal relies too much on the megadeal to compete with other Canadian tech hubs
Another megadeal gave Montréal’s tech ecosystem a solid start to 2021, but without it, venture funding would have sunk far below the worst quarter ... -
Residents in Montreal seniors’ home seeking loosening of COVID-19 restrictions
People living in the Lionel-Bourdon seniors’ residence in the Rivière-des-Prairies district of Montreal say some of the strict COVID-19 restrictions need to be lifted ... -
Montreal withdraws from host city selection process for 2026 World Cup
Montreal has withdrawn its candidacy from the selection process for host cities during the 2026 World Cup split between the U.S., Canada and Mexico. ... -
Quebec recalls certain cheeses sold in Montreal suburb
MONTREAL — A lack of required labelling prompted the Quebec Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAPAQ) to recall certain Cavallaro cheeses. The Fromagerie ... -
Drowning-related 911 calls on the rise in Montreal, but swimming lessons remain hard to access
The death of a 10-year-old boy in Quebec City last month, coupled with an increase in drowning-related calls to Urgences-Santé, has some advocates saying ...
