Coronavirus: more than 1,500 dead in China, 1st case in Africa
China's coronavirus death toll exceeded 1,500 and more than 66,000 cases were confirmed in the country as Egypt reported Africa's first Covid-19 infection, with
India: students stripped naked to see if they have their period
Sixty-eight female students at Sahjanand Girls Institute in Bhuj, Gujarat, were ordered to undress by university officials during a check to identify menstruating students,
China-Vatican: historic meeting between foreign ministers
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Vatican Secretary of State Archbishop Paul Gallagher held the first-ever meeting between the two countries' foreign ministers on
New coronavirus: a “promising” antiviral drug administered to a patient discharged from the hospital
A 48-year-old Bordeaux resident who became one of France's first coronavirus patients was discharged from hospital after 22 days with the virus undetectable in
Pakistan Prime Minister Khan thanked President Erdogan for “Kashmir”
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed solidarity with the people of Kashmir at a joint press conference with Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan following
Snow to start the week
A low-pressure system moving up from the southern United States is expected to bring snowfall to all of Quebec through the start of the
Students in no rush to graduate
A new ranking by Le Journal comparing Quebec CEGEP graduation rates found that only 34.6% of students complete their programs in the standard two
Arson attack on a grocery store in Cookshire-Eaton
A grocery store in Cookshire-Eaton was set ablaze by arsonists around 3 a.m. Sunday, the Sûreté du Québec confirmed, with no injuries or arrests
Fatal snowmobile accident in the north of the Lanaudiere region
A 58-year-old French national died Saturday evening after losing control of her snowmobile and colliding with a tree on federated trail number 33 in
Guilbeault’s credibility is at stake
Steven Guilbeault, Canada's newly appointed Heritage Minister and a prominent environmentalist, faces a pivotal credibility test as the federal government must decide on the
Two Mortar rockets and retaliation by IDF on Gaza Stip
Israeli fighter jets struck Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip early Sunday morning after two rockets were fired from the enclave into southern Israeli
From baby miracle to miss personality
Nia Belanger, a 14-year-old from Mirabel, Quebec, born with right-side paralysis following a prenatal stroke, has qualified for the Miss Teen Canada personality contest