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Don't drink the water: City of Montreal under boil-water order
Much of the city of Montreal is under a boil-water order after a failed water safety test at the Atwater filtration plant.
1 hr ago | CBC News
Quebec's Eugenie Bouchard advances at French Open tuneup
Eugenie Bouchard from Canada, seen in a clay court tournament earlier this year, is gearing up for the French Open.
6 hrs ago | CBC News
Molotov cocktail targets St. Leonard business for 2nd time
Police are investigating after a molotov cocktail attack targeted a car rental business in Montreal's St.
9 hrs ago | Montreal Gazette
Tensions run high at council meetings
Arriving at the monthly city council meeting at Beaconsfield's town hall last week, Greg Stienstra was surprised to see three armed Montreal police officers stationed at the back of council chambers.
Video Premiere: Christopher Paul Stelling - 'Brick x Brick'
Brooklyn singer-songwriter Christopher Paul Stelling just released his debut album Songs of Praise and Scorn last year, but with the wealth of critical acclaim that followed Stelling has accumulated a fan base comparable to musicians with much longer recording careers.
Oh, baby! Researchers explore symbolic meaning behind infant-feeding choices
A group of women gather for a nurse-in in Montreal, Quebec. A new study investigates the symbolic meaning behind infant feeding choices.
Cloth diapers' bum rap is a thing of the past
Montreal cloth-diaper diaper manufacturers are reporting an increase in sales as environmentally conscious parents opt for reusable over disposable.
Daniel Ratthe asked to resign from CAQ
Quebec's corruption inquiry is expected to hear allegations linked to MNA Daniel Ratthe's campaign for mayor of Blainville.
CBC's Top Tweets: What should Harper's next move be?
CBC asked members of the twitterverse to weigh in on Prime Minister Stephen Harper's next steps following the senate expense scandal.
Man in his 50s hit by truck in Laval
Laval police are investigating after a 55-year-old man was hit by a large truck in the Chomedy district this morning.
Thousands push for rejection of Bill 14
The controversial bill outlines amendments to the province's Charter of the French Language, known as Bill 101, as well as modifications to the Quebec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms.
Elijah Harper's daughter overwhelmed by condolences
Elijah Harper's daughter, Holly, says she is touched by the outpouring of sympathy and condolences for her father, as hundreds of Manitobans lined up at the Manitoba Legislature to pay their respects.
Residents, workers campaign to save Hotel Dieu
In 2004, HA tel-Dieu - Montreal's oldest hospital - inaugurated a newly renovated emergency room, doubling its capacity as part of a plan to reduce chronic ER overcrowding.
The competition for Cote-St-Luc's students
The Weinstocks are hoping for a public school that offers a Jewish heritage option, which the English School Board of Montreal might set up if enough people are interested.
Quebecer dead in Mexico after scuba diving incident
Martin Simard, 57, who was on vacation in Playa del Carmen in Mexico's Yucatan peninsula, was an experienced diver and was well-known amongst the region's diving community.
4-year-old girl attacked by dog in l'Assomption
A 4-year-old girl is in stable condition at Ste-Justine hospital after being attacked by a dog around 9:30 a.m. Monday morning.
CBC's Top Tweets: Tell us what you're doing for the long weekend
Residents of Windsor, Que. are mourning the loss of a 19th-century church that was a historic part of their community.
Joshua Anthony Named to Champlain College Dean's List
Submitted by readMedia for Champlain College Joshua Anthony , a resident of Shrewsbury, has been named to the Spring 2013 Champlain College Dean's List for academic achievements and achieving a semester grad point average of 3.5 or higher.
Public consultation on the Montr al Development Plan
The MDP outlines the major proposals set out by Montreal for the next 20 years. The consultation will provide a forum for sharing orientations and the ensuing vision, and for examining strategies and priorities to foster Montreal's development.
Doug Finley: mastermind of Tory election triumphs
Mr. Harper, then the Leader of the Canadian Alliance, and Don Plett, who was the party's president, were looking for a director of political operations.