Montreal Gazette

After more than 20 years, Lorne Ulley has lost count of exactly how long it has been since he and his wife, Eunice Ulley, first started selling poppies in Montreal's Central Station every November. Read More

During my six years as a nurse in an emergency room, where many of my patients were elderly and nearing the end of their lives, palliative care meant "comfort care only." In other words, we were to try to manage pain and other symptoms without invasive interventions. Palliative patients could receive narcotics or other drugs for comfort but were not eligible for CPR or intubation, for example. Read More

Oh well. The game started in such promising fashion for the Canadiens Tuesday, with the Habs playing probably their best first period of the season. But they came out of the first frame in a scoreless tie with the Calgary Flames and then the CH weren't nearly as good after that, with the Flames out-shooting them 26-8 after the first. Read More

Note: This story was last updated at midnight Nov. 6, 2024. Donald Trump has won the U.S. election. Tap here for details. Read More

We dedicate this edition of the Hidden Game to Cody Fajardo, Davis Alexander, Austin Mack, Marc-Antoine Dequoy and Geoffrey Cantin-Arku. Read More

Liberal MPs Marc Miller, Anthony Housefather and Anna Gainey condemned a protest outside a synagogue in Westmount on Tuesday evening as “disgusting.” Read More

Re: "Vaudreuil train route threatened" (The Gazette, Oct. 30) Read More

The Montreal Canadiens host the Calgary Flames at the Bell Centre Tuesday evening (7 p.m., TSN2, RDS), and yet again the Habs are lacing up for what is a crucial game. Yes, it's very early in the season, but Martin St. Louis's squad has won only two of its last nine games and all too often they haven't even seemed competitive. Read More

An organization representing the Inuit in Quebec strongly condemned police actions in Nunavik Tuesday after an incident in the early hours on Monday that left one dead and another severely injured. Read More

There is good news and bad news for suburban train commuters. Read More

Quebec Mounties are gearing up for an influx of illegal border crossings should former President Donald Trump take the White House, an RCMP spokesperson told The Gazette Tuesday. Read More

Kidnappings, burned-down homes, shootings, people tortured on video and attempted murders. These are some of the crimes plaguing different regions across Quebec that police believe can be traced back to one man. Read More

There are no guarantees when it comes to rebuilding an NHL team. Read More

Quebec Health Minister Christian Dubé on Tuesday told the provincial legislature that just three per cent of the province's doctors are working in the private sector and it's not too late to reverse the trend. Read More

Despite a drop in applications, McGill University kept enrolment stable this year, admitting more Quebec students and using scholarships to offset controversial tuition hikes for students from other provinces. Read More

Alouettes' tailback Walter Fletcher realizes CFL legacies are written in November, during the post-season, and not between June and October. Read More

Paul Bernardo, one of Canada's most notorious criminals, is scheduled to have a hearing before the Parole Board of Canada later this month. Read More

QUEBEC — In a display of institutional unity, Quebec's universities and CEGEPs rallied together Tuesday and called on the Legault government to think twice before adopting proposed legislation designed to cap international student admissions. Read More

A former Montreal actor and a man tied to one of Quebec's most notorious drug traffickers were among four people arrested Tuesday morning following an investigation by the RCMP. Read More

We get fallout from so much U.S. weather. The remnants of hurricanes come north for their last breath. Colorado and Texas lows creep Quebec-ward to chill our bones. If there's a big storm in the northeast, we brace ourselves. Read More