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Less than a week after a bombshell report that instructors at a Montreal detention centre had engaged in sexual relations with the centre's underage inmates, Quebec Health Minister Lionel Carmant on Monday confirmed that Catherine Lemay, a deputy minister and head of youth protection services (DPJ), had agreed to his call to resign. Read More

QUEBEC — A Parti Québécois government would drastically reduce the number of full-time and temporary immigrants in Quebec. Read More

Despite nearly coughing up a three-goal lead in the final minutes of the third period, the Montreal Canadiens skated away with a 4-3 victory on the road against the Philadelphia Flyers on Sunday. Read More

Montreal police have launched an investigation after multiple shots were fired late Sunday at a residence in the West Island municipality of Kirkland. Read More

Wow, Sunday night was freezing. Barely, but minus-4 is a harbinger of winter. Read More

With 'reVINing' a growing issue in the province, the Ford government is expected to table legislation to make it harder to re-register a stolen vehicle through ServiceOntario.

The ground seems to be talking more than ever to drivers, cyclists and pedestrians amid the expansion of bike routes and bus lanes and heightened safety concerns. Read More

Here are some confusing, obscure, even erroneous road markings. Can you correctly guess what each one means? Read More

Secularism is so sacred in Quebec, it's practically dogma. Read More

Ever since Brian Mulroney promised “a pink slip and a pair of running shoes” to any “bureaucrat” standing in the way of reforming the public service, the bureaucracy has been an easy, and defenceless, target for politicians seeking points with the electorate. Read More

A pair of court decisions released last week by a Nova Scotia Supreme Court justice say that poorly worded legislation is making it tough for the courts to hand down convictions in cases where individuals are accused of distracted driving with a cellphone. She's not the first judge to point this out.

Food Banks Canada says demand is up 6 per cent this March over last year, and nearly double what it was five years ago, with two million visits per month across the country.

Court and property records show Ashcroft Homes faces financial challenges that go beyond its Eastboro development, leaving many local contractors unpaid. Read More

BRUSSELS — Since 2022, when the federal government started forcing many of Canada's public servants back into the office, the unions that represent those workers have engaged in an uphill struggle for telework rights. Read More

The residents of Champlain Park were shocked on Oct. 21, when machinery moved in to remove a pre-Confederation oak tree on a building site on Keyworth Avenue. Read More

I wasn’t sure what I’d find when I attended a public consultation on the city's 2025 budget last week, one of several taking place throughout Ottawa at this time of year. Read More

Re: No credit card? No smartphone? No parking: Parks Canada ditches cash option at Rideau Canal lots, Oct. 22. Read More

The policy sets out a framework on how Parks Canada and Indigenous communities can work together to conserve nature and culture.

Saskatchewan voters who haven't already cast their ballots will be able to do that today, the final day of polling before the province decides which party will form the next government. Keep an eye on this page for CBC Saskatchewan's election coverage.