PARK. The city park project in Saint-Cyrille, announced in May 2021, is still piling up delays. This time the community is poised to move forward, but the company it does business with to design the plans has still not delivered

MONTREAL — The boat that got firefighter Pierre Lacroix stuck and drowned under last October should never have traveled this far in the Lachine Rapids area due to the vehicle’s “restrictions” during a sea rescue operation in Montreal. This is

The people of Atlantic Canada and Quebec are resilient. As a result of Hurricane Fiona and the devastation it caused, thousands of citizens are rebuilding their homes and communities, and businesses of all sizes are bouncing back. The Canadian government

Justin Trudeau condemned an “unjustified” and “unacceptable” attack in Ukraine, an “irresponsible and dangerous military strike”, spoke out against Russia and announced a new set of economic sanctions. Canada is targeting members of Vladimir Putin’s inner circle this time, as

On September 27, residents of the Russian-controlled Luhansk region walk past a sign that reads in Russian the slogan “We believe in our army and our victory.” (© AP Images) Countries around the world have rejected Russian President Vladimir Putin’s

Health Canada claims to take the spread of monkeypox around the world very seriously and claims to have taken several initiatives to contain the epidemic on Canadian soil. • Also read: Monkeypox: WHO triggers its highest alert level • Also

Russia announced on Friday that it would ban 62 Canadians, including political and military officials, priests and journalists, from entering its territory in response to recent Canadian sanctions against Russian figures. • Also read: Investments back to Germany: A “difficult”

Attend an informational session for PSAC members in your region to hear the latest news on negotiations with NAV CANADA as well as our next push tactics to reach a fair and equitable settlement. We present everything you need to

While Quebec accounted for nearly a quarter of Canada’s population in 1996, Statistics Canada predicts that by the turn of the 2040s the province should make up just a fifth of the federation. Demographic projections released by the federal agency

Gains in energy stocks helped Canada’s main stock index get the final quarter of the year off to a good start as investors tried to weather fears of a global recession sparked by aggressive government moves to curb inflation. As