Westmount Mayor Fined $2,990 After Guilty Plea
Mayor Michael Stern was fined $2,990 after pleading guilty to reduced charges for disrespectful remarks toward municipal staff, with three recordings removed from the court file.
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Police arrested three people after a downtown Montreal student protest over financial insecurity, charging two with armed assault and one with assault.
First “I’m Buying a Quebec Video Game” Day Launches
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Moment Factory debuted the "Ancestra Lumina" light show at Notre-Dame-des-Neiges Cemetery, honoring its historic legacy and the notable individuals buried there.
Projet Montréal Calls for Lower Taxes and More Rent Aid
Projet Montréal is demanding that the upcoming 2026 budget keep taxes below inflation and raise rent assistance, aiming to keep costs affordable for residents and renters.
Police Seek Witnesses in Possible Montreal Kidnapping, Silver Hyundai Sought
Montreal police are seeking information on a possible kidnapping reported on 11 November and are looking for a 2017‑or‑2018 silver Hyundai Elantra linked to the case.
Intestinal Infection Spreads Through Montreal Homeless Shelters
A contagious intestinal infection with fever, nausea and vomiting is spreading in Montreal homeless shelters, and regional health officials are monitoring the situation.
Airline Says Weekend Needed to Restore Schedules After U.S. Halt
A Canadian airline expects to use the weekend to normalize schedules after U.S. officials temporarily halted flights, which led to traffic surges and delays at Canadian airports.
Montreal earmarks $35 M for Dieppe Park overhaul
Montreal will spend $35 million to replace Dieppe Park’s failing riverfront wall, with the project scheduled to start in 2029.
Opposition Calls on Mayor to Cap Property Tax at Inflation
Opposition officials demand the mayor honor her pledge to limit the property‑tax increase to inflation, warning that exceeding it would erode public trust.
