There will not yet be a return to in-person council meetings in Hampstead, notwithstanding the provincial government's allowance of 250-person gatherings with masks and proper social distancing, Mayor William Steinberg told the August council meeting.

A Montreal family man who was publicly accused of sexual harassment by an “anonymous” poster on a social media outlet launched a lawsuit for defamation against the woman he believes to be the author behind the post.

Hampstead’s 14th annual blood drive will be taking place 1:30 to 8:30 p.m. Aug. 25 at the Adessky Community Centre in Hampstead Park, but this year it will be by appointment only because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Councillor Michael Goldwax announced.

Montreal’s Italian Week continues until August 23, offering live concerts, comedy and cooking shows, web capsules and activities for all ages, taking the storied Montreal festival virtual for the first time, available to an even greater audience than ever before.

The Videotron integrated communications company has suspended charges for calls from Canada to Lebanon until Aug. 23, in light of the explosion in Beirut that killed at least 150, injured thousands and left hundreds of thousands homeless.

This past Saturday, thousands of Quebecers marched from Premier Legault’s Montreal office at McGill College and Sherbrooke three kilometres to Maison Radio-Canada in protest against mandatory mask regulations, the stiff fines that go with them, and the possible passage of Bill 61 that would …

St. Laurent council paid tribute last week to the Lebanese community following the massive Aug. 4 explosion in Beirut’s port that killed at least 157 as of last Thursday, wounded thousands and left hundreds of thousands homeless.

A group of Quebec researchers is looking for participants 18 years of age and older currently living in Quebec for a project on the positive mental health (well-being) of the population during COVID-19.

Snwodon councillor Marvin Rotrand has tabled a motion for the Aug. 24 Montreal council meeting “asking that Montreal recognize the contributions that Dan Philip has made to civil rights and racial equality in Quebec during his more than 40 years as President of the Black Coalition of Quebec.”

Quebec Education Minister Jean-François Roberge confirmed Monday that students in grades 5 and up must wear face coverings in common areas, hallways, buses, entries and other school locations, but in class they may remove them.

After two separate strikes of four days each, Local 1657 of the International Longshoremen’s Association (Checkers) gave notice of a Port-wide strike to their employer, the Maritime Employers Association (MEA), on Friday, August 7th that would begin today at 15h00 for an undetermined period …

There have been numerous individuals stepping up to provide Montrealers with a sense of stability during a time filled with fear and uncertainty.

elgrave Roofing has been a household name in and around the Montreal community for more than 40 years. With three generations of roofers who specialise in brickwork and flat and slope roofing, as well as roof inspection, Belgrave has grown to become one of the Montreal’s leading roofing and …

Everyone has been affected by the COVID19 outbreak, including our dogs. Not only do they pick up on our overall feelings of worry and uncertainty, but they may also act out because of it. And our pets have had to adjust to a whole “new normal” just as we have – their owners are at home much …

Like many companies, Customized Homecare has had to adapt to the COVID-19 crisis, during the height of the pandemic and as the process of deconfinement takes place this summer.