The Bell Centre is the first of two venues, hosting most of the world’s biggest hockey stars as they play for their country in a best-on-best tournament for the first time in nearly a decade.

As the city grapples with growing homelessness and drug use issues, Montreal’s transit authority says it’s intervening in more than 70 cases every day on average of what it calls problematic behaviour or incivility, while overdose...

Véronique Buist asked Montrealers to submit photos of their most-liked places through social media. She embroidered the images on handmade paper and is showing her work at the Peter B. Yeomans Cultural Centre in Dorval, Que.

The award-winning pianist will be in Ottawa two nights, performing Beethoven’s Emperor Concerto with the NAC orchestra. CBC’s Sandra Abma attended a rehearsal.

Many municipalities outspend Calgary when it comes to winter snow clearing budgets, but there's a reason for that. The CBC's Helen Pike shops around for a snow clearing plan to see how their costs and service levels compare.

Administrative errors, a mislaid weapon and a criminal incident were behind the missing handguns, a CBC News investigation found.

In what's being billed as the city's largest rental housing project, Le MileBrook in Montreal's Rivière-des-Prairies—Pointe-aux-Trembles borough features hundreds of units that the federal government considers affordable.

Mouin Rabbani says Trump’s plan to expel Palestinians to Jordan and Egypt is unlikely, as both nations resist pressure.

More sponsorships sought as cost grows to $98 million for new recreation centre in Miramichi.

In Quebec --The Supreme Court has AGREED to hear a court challenge against the province's controversial secularism law, known as Bill 21. C-B-C's Vanessa Lee is in Montreal.

The pilot project is set to roll out in summer 2025 with 13 high-tech cars in the Outremont borough and Mile End neighbourhood. The city’s parking enforcement agency says the goal isn’t to give out more tickets, but rather to help...

The agency that enforces parking in Montreal is testing a new tool to help make enforcement more efficient. Rowan Kennedy went for a ride-along to see how they use artificial intelligence.

This cold snap is keeping a lot of us indoors. But if being active outdoors, is part of your daily routine, how cold is too cold.. to venture out to work out?Natalia Weichsek has some advice.

The professional basketball team's new ownership group says it’s confident it can take the team to the next level. Until now, the team was owned by the Canadian Elite Basketball League.

The city's Vietnamese community gathered for Lunar New Year celebrations known as Tết. This year was especially significant because it marks the 50th anniversary of Vietnamese refugees immigrating to Canada.

Love them or hate them, the chocolate candies have their place in the city’s history — a history coming to an end with Hershey’s Canada ceasing production.

Montreal defeats Minnesota 4-2 in a battle of the top two teams in the PWHL.

The conflict in the Middle East has been the source of a lot of tension and word of the ceasefire is being greeted with cautious optimism in Canada. Rowan Kennedy has more.

While many are feeling a sense of hope and optimism after waiting more than a year for a cessation of hostilities in Gaza, some say what they’ve lost in the conflict can never be regained.

A class action lawsuit against Robert Miller has been granted. Montreal billionaire is accused of paying minors for sex. He's already facing 24 criminal charges. Melissa Francois has the details.

The Queen City Urbanist book club discusses the complexities of urban living, from architecture and design to politics and social justice and it is hoping its discussions about urbanism can push change in the city. Kelly Lorenc hails...

Haitians in Canada say the impact of the earthquake that struck 15 years ago are still being felt in the country, which has been faced with political instability, economic hardships and increasing violence.

The Montreal SPCA took in Freddy the rooster after he was found wandering in a cemetery in rough shape in October 2024. After reading about his story, one woman decided to take him in.

The tax went from $59 to $150 to help fund public transit. That’s on top of an existing $30 contribution. It adds up to a $180 increase on every vehicle registration bill in the Montreal area.