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Nick Rizzuto Jr. gunned down in NDG
Nick Rizzuto Jr., son of Vito Rizzuto, Montreal's reputed Mafia boss, was gunned down in NDG on Monday, Dec.
Murder rate below six-year average
Montreal witnessed its second-lowest tally of homicides in 2009 - although the final slaying of the year casts a cloud of doubt as to whether 2010 will be as peaceful.
Backgrounder: The Rizzuto family
By Ashley Terry Read about the death of Nicolo Rizzuto Jr. here. Vito Rizzuto stepped off a ship in Halifax with his mother and father on Feb.
" Nicolo Rizzuto Jr. was born in Canada on Dec. 4, 1967. He grew up on Antoine Berthelet St.
Canadian teenagers are among the largest consumers of cannabis worldwide. The damaging effects of this illicit drug on young brains are worse than originally thought, according to new research by Dr.
Terry Browitt, former SPE president, retires
After 47 years in the plastics industry, Terry Browitt will retire from his position as president of Terinex International Ltd.
About 250 churches across Canada took part in the bell-ringing event on Sunday, Dec. 13, 2009.
Church bells rang out 350 times across Denmark and several other countries Sunday to encourage negotiators assembled in Copenhagen to reach a climate-change deal.
ICP Announces Alan B. Stone and the Senses of Place
Alan B. Stone, Untitled , 1953. Collection Archives gaies du Quebec. NEW YORK, NY.- On view at the International Center of Photography from January 29 through May 9, 2010, Alan B. Stone and the Senses of Place explores photography's unique ability to revive one's sense of connection to the past, and considers some of the many meanings associated ...
Gallery: Snow causes havoc in Eastern Canada
Eastern Canada was pounded Dec. 09, 2009 with a snowstorm that brought highways to a crawl and delayed or cancelled flights.
Curtain call for longtime teacher
Chronicle, Jacques Pharand. Curtain call for longtime teacher On the almost completely dark stage of the vast theatre at John Rennie High School, Grandmamma watches as a tiny hand puppet of a mouse looks up.
Court rules against officer who arrested wrong brother
Court rules against officer who arrested wrong brother For The Globe and Mail Police charged Quebec man with cocaine trafficking, released him, and then resumed their search for his sibling in connection with a home invasion Kirk Makin Published on Friday, Dec.
BLG's generous donation marks significant step for community investment in new MUHC
Top quality health care is central to ensuring Montreal remains a leading international city that offers an enhanced quality of life.
Snowbirds zip south for H1N1 flu shot
Nurse Nathalie Cousineau vaccinates Michel Lemay against the H1N1 virus at the CLSC Dorval-Lachine in Lachine, Quebec.
Lachine Hospital Launches $3 Million Fundraising Campaign
Community leaders including Lachine Mayor Claude Dauphin will participate tomorrow in the launch of the Lachine Hospital Foundation's most ambitious campaign in its history.
Quebec joined other provinces yesterday when it renamed part of a highway to honour Canada's soldiers, past and present.
150 Bay workers to lose jobs in 'streamlining...
About 150 Hudson Bay employees in what the retail chain calls its logistics centre in Lachine were told last week the operation is closing early next year.
Research calls for better assessment of tests for tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS and malaria
A rapid and accurate diagnosis is the first step towards treatment in the fight against infectious disease.
Turcot foes heartened by report
Opponents of Transport Quebec's $1.5-billion plan to rebuild the Turcot Interchange were buoyed yesterday by a provincial advisory body's call for major changes.
Turcot reno must include mass transit: Montreal
A report from Quebec's environmental board that slams renovation plans for a busy Montreal highway interchange doesn't offer enough suggestions to better promote "mass transit," the city says.