Johanie Bouffard

Finding a place to live is already difficult amid Quebec's housing crisis, but for people living with disabilities, the search can be even more challenging. For Maryse Aubin, a paraplegic resident of...

A new chapter begins for Sun Youth. After working out of five different buildings, a new 40,000-square-foot facility now brings everything under one roof — including a food bank, community kitchen,...

The Peel Basin has been transformed into a Japanese street market in Montreal’s Griffintown. Until Sunday, thousands of people are expected to gather here for four days of Japanese street culture...

On Lou Gehrig Day, the ALS community is calling for more action and more research. About 6,000 Canadians are living with ALS, including roughly 600 here in Quebec. Each year, around 1,000 people in...

Over 15,000 cyclists took over the streets of Montreal Sunday for an Olympic-themed Tour de l’Île to mark 50 years since the city hosted the games. Shortly after 9 a.m., thousand cyclists made their...

Thousands of roaring fans dressed and draped in the team’s maroon and blue greeted the Montréal Victoire team Saturday in Montréal’s Quartier des spectacles. Captain Marie-Philip Poulin walked off...

Thousands of Montrealers showed up to cheer on the Montréal Victoire team's recent Pro-Women's Hockey League (PWHL) Walter Cup win during a victory a parade downtown Montreal Saturday. The celebration...

Playoff fever is on in Montreal as the Canadiens face the Carolina Hurricanes in the Eastern Conference Final. For Dany Gagnon, co-owner of Quebec City–based Chrono Aviation, the idea came on a whim...

Montrealers gathered Monday to mark National Patriots’ Day, taking part in a march honouring the Patriots of 1837 and 1838 and their fight for democracy and Quebec’s national recognition. Participants...