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
Corona virus: The Way Forward from a Global Perspective
The 2019 novel coronavirus, identified in Wuhan in January 2020 and declared a global health emergency by the World Health Organization, had already surpassed
Hezbollah Now Most Prominent Threat to the US
Following the killing of Iranian General Qassem Suleimani, Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah has emerged as the loudest voice threatening the United States, warning that
How Social Media is becoming anti-social?
Experts warn that extreme social media use is silently fueling isolation, cyberbullying, and depression, eroding the face-to-face connections humans need most. From Stanford to