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The City of Montreal, the STM and the SPVM have announced a new set of measures meant to make the network feel safer for riders and staff.
An inmate at a federal prison in Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines, on Montreal's North Shore, was caught this week after having McDonald's and alcohol delivered straight to his cell, by drone.
Environment Canada has issued a yellow rainfall warning for the Montreal area on Tuesday, with heavy rain expected from this morning until this evening
When the Canadiens hit the road, the Bell Centre goes dark, but that doesn't mean...
The latest crime report from the Service de police de la Ville de Montréal (SPVM) covers all of September, and it offers a pretty clear look at which parts of the island are seeing the most activity.
Fernwayer just released its Friendliest Cities Index 2026, which ranks 200 of the world's most popular tourist cities based on how welcoming visitors found them. Montreal landed way higher than you might expect.
It's been more than two years since a long list of Silk and Great Value plant-based drinks were pulled from grocery store shelves in Canada. If you had one of those cartons, you might have some money coming your way.
The CPKC Holiday Train is making its way back to Quebec next month, and a few stops are just outside Montreal. Here's the full schedule.
According to the 2027 Salary Guide from Randstad Canada, base salary increase budgets across the country are expected to hold steady next year. And Quebec is at the very bottom of that range.
Something is missing from Montreal's skyline. Here's what happened to the iconic Mount Royal cross.
Quebec's transport ministry and Mobilité Montréal are warning drivers that major work is planned across the greater Montreal area from Friday, October 16 to Monday, October 19.
If you've been dreaming of a fall getaway filled with fiery foliage, charming little shops and postcard-worthy streets like the kind you might find in a New England town, you don't need to cross the border. Just a short road trip from Montreal, you can visit a charming small town home to historic buildings, colourful trees and cozy spots that make it feel like you've stepped right into a storybook.
