Montreal Gazette

Keeping an eye on U.S. politics is nothing new for many Canadians, but this election has taken things to a new level. Read More

There are many reasons to go out and vote in English school board elections on Sunday. Read More

Homeowners chase them with brooms. Kids throw rocks at them. Professionals are quietly hired to murder them. Read More

I know about rebuilds. Read More

Quebecers are once again gearing up to turn their clocks back by an hour this weekend — this time amid consultations as to whether the practice should become a thing of the past. Read More

Clearing skies, so some sun, but somewhat cool. Read More

For friends Sophie Vachon and Melyane Cajolet, accessible and free public transit isn’t only a convenience, it’s a right. Read More

A police operation was underway Friday evening for a man in crisis in Brossard, according to a statement from Longueuil police. Read More

What are your thoughts on the current status of the Canadiens' rebuild? Are they behind or ahead? My own feeling is they have improved, but the young defencemen are struggling this year and some bad goals against have cost them. Read More

Negotiations were underway Friday between Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers, with the goal of avoiding a strike. Read More

As the United States readies for the presidential election next week, the excitement of the race has reached Westmount. One of Westmount High’s own, Kamala Harris, is vying for the highest office down south.  Read More

William Dandjinou was turning heads among short-track speedskating legends long before he started picking up gold medals on the world stage. Read More

Half of the 4,000 patients assigned to long-COVID clinics on Quebec are still on a waiting list, the chair of the steering committee for long COVID clinics says. Read More

Concordia University students are calling on the school to no longer allow police officers on campus following recent arrests during student-led protests. Read More

The young man who was cited for contempt of court for how he testified during a murder trial at the Montreal courthouse earlier this year learned on Friday the case against him will be delayed until January. Read More

Montreal's warm and sunny Halloween set a new record temperature, according to Environment Canada. Read More

The office of the registrar of the Supreme Court of Canada was served with a legal notice on Friday by a Quebec civil rights group challenging the high court’s steadfast refusal to translate its historic decisions into French. Read More

A needle was found in a chocolate bar given to a child near their home in Longueuil on Halloween, Longueuil police report. Read More

A museum dedicated to revered Formula One driver Gilles Villeneuve is racing to find its stolen bronze statue of the Quebec speedster before it gets melted down for cash. Read More

It was a day in Philadelphia, another day in the NHL for Lucas Condotta. Read More