The memorial is the product of a 42-year effort by Edmonton resident Lloyd Truscott to learn the details of how his uncle and his crew mates from 408 "Goose" Squadron died on a midnight raid targeting Hamburg.

Many people took to parks or headed down to the Old Port to take part in the activities.

A Walking-Out Ceremony, meant to be a child’s first encounter with nature, was held today in the Cree community of Mistissini, Que., to mark National Aboriginal Day.

A few shots from a gorgeous weekend of music and sun.

Don Matthews, the Hall of Famer who died Wednesday at the age of 77, was one of the most prolific coaches in CFL history with 231 wins and 10 Grey Cups on his resume.

A foundation that has been fighting for years to save Montreal's oldest horse stable now says the best way to preserve this piece of history in a booming, everchanging Griffintown is by building it anew.

In spite of the wet, cool weather, thousands of people took part in the city's 19th annual Tour la Nuit cycling event through the streets of Montreal.

Faces of reconciliation: a photo essay by Concordia journalism student Oscar Ocelotl Aguirre.

The flooding that has devastated more than 140 Quebec communities. Here are some of the latest photos.

CBC Montreal has compiled some of the best pictures this week. Have one that should be included here? Send us your photos at webquebec@cbc.ca.

Rising water levels across Quebec have put over 100 municipalities on the defensive this weekend. Between Friday and Saturday night, more rain fell than during the entire month of May 2016.

Residents in parts of Montreal's West Island scrambled overnight to hold off heavy flooding. A dozen streets have been covered by water several inches deep and a number of homes are surrounded.

Parts of Montreal and the South Shore started the day shrouded in fog. We've compiled a few snaps of the eerie scenes.

A man escaped with minor injuries after his pick-up was struck by falling ice. His truck was not so fortunate.