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How Alexandre Bissonnette — and other mass shooters — could be stopped before they kill
Alexandre Bissonnette’s attack on a Quebec City mosque in 2017 that left six people dead could and should have been prevented, an investigation by The Fifth Estate suggests.
Bed bugs found inside immigration offices at Guy-Favreau
Bed bugs were found earlier this week inside immigration offices at the Guy-Favreau building in downtown Montreal, which houses several government services.
Where the parties stand on issues that matter most to Quebecers
Who deserves your vote in the federal election? Here's an overview of where the parties stand on some of the issues that have mattered most to Quebecers over the last four years.
What the jury didn't hear in the double murder trial of Ugo Fredette
The jury in the double murder trial of Ugo Fredette has finished its first full day of deliberations in the case at the Saint-Jérôme courthouse. We can now report what was discussed in the courtroom while the jury was absent.
N.B. premier asked if Quebec is the favourite child this election: 'That's not a new thing'
Western Quebec's eastern-most riding feeling the Bloc surge
Service restored after North Shore towns lose internet and cell reception
More donors, smaller donations: How political fundraising has changed in Canada
How the City of Montreal plans to go 'zero waste'
Nursing shortage in Pontiac region closes Shawville hospital's birthing unit for the weekend
Opinion: Montreal Pride has a problem with minorities, and it shows
Mac the Moose may be challenged for 'largest moose' title as Quebec town enters the fray
Fewer than 850 irregular border crossers deported, hundreds more in limbo
Man, 81, killed after driving wrong way on Highway 10 in the Eastern Townships
NASA astronauts perform the 1st all-female spacewalk
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Impostor used fake ID to steal money from Quebec woman's line of credit
In Abitibi, the debate over Énergie Saguenay's proposed natural gas pipeline rumbles on
