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High costs push nearly 1 in 3 Quebec renters to renew instead of buy

June 29, 2025 4:39 pm EST.
"Totally out of this world," said one Montreal tenant about the cost of buying a home. A new report reveals nearly one in three Quebec renters considered purchasing this year—but most ended up renewing their leases instead. Johanie Bouffard reports.

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Flu and gastro cases rising in Quebec as holidays approach

“Gatherings in closed spaces indoors will just permit the ongoing spread of the virus,” said Dr. Earl Rubin of the Montreal Children’s Hospital, as Quebec sees rising influenza and gastroenteritis cases ahead of the holidays. Adriana Gentile reports.

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Montreal bar dedicated to showcasing women's sports opens its doors

"The mission of 'Le Nadia' is really to put focus on feminine sports," says Catherine Lapointe, who just co-founded the first bar located in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve in Montreal with a sole focus of broadcasting women's sports. Corinne Boyer reports.

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Moisson Montréal launches holiday basket drive amid rising food need

“It’s a way to give back to society,” said volunteer Daniel Handfield, who helped prepare holiday baskets for Moisson Montréal’s large-scale distribution to families facing rising food insecurity.

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Quebec National Assembly session ends: year in review

"The CAQ has played all their cards," PQ leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon said Friday at the National Assembly's final session before the winter break. His party leads the polls at around 40 per cent since early December. Zachary Cheung reports.

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Flu and gastro cases rising in Quebec as holidays approach

“Gatherings in closed spaces indoors will just permit the ongoing spread of the virus,” said Dr. Earl Rubin of the Montreal Children’s Hospital, as Quebec sees rising influenza and gastroenteritis cases ahead of the holidays. Adriana Gentile reports.

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Montreal bar dedicated to showcasing women's sports opens its doors

"The mission of 'Le Nadia' is really to put focus on feminine sports," says Catherine Lapointe, who just co-founded the first bar located in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve in Montreal with a sole focus of broadcasting women's sports. Corinne Boyer reports.

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Moisson Montréal launches holiday basket drive amid rising food need

“It’s a way to give back to society,” said volunteer Daniel Handfield, who helped prepare holiday baskets for Moisson Montréal’s large-scale distribution to families facing rising food insecurity.

20h ago

2:30
Quebec National Assembly session ends: year in review

"The CAQ has played all their cards," PQ leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon said Friday at the National Assembly's final session before the winter break. His party leads the polls at around 40 per cent since early December. Zachary Cheung reports.

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3:01
Flu and gastro cases rising in Quebec as holidays approach

“Gatherings in closed spaces indoors will just permit the ongoing spread of the virus,” said Dr. Earl Rubin of the Montreal Children’s Hospital, as Quebec sees rising influenza and gastroenteritis cases ahead of the holidays. Adriana Gentile reports.

3h ago

2:21
Montreal bar dedicated to showcasing women’s sports opens its doors

“The mission of ‘Le Nadia’ is really to put focus on feminine sports,” says Catherine Lapointe, who just co-founded the first bar located in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve in Montreal with a sole focus of broadcasting women’s sports. Corinne Boyer reports.

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1:41
Moisson Montréal launches holiday basket drive amid rising food need

“It’s a way to give back to society,” said volunteer Daniel Handfield, who helped prepare holiday baskets for Moisson Montréal’s large-scale distribution to families facing rising food insecurity.

20h ago

2:30
Quebec National Assembly session ends: year in review

“The CAQ has played all their cards,” PQ leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon said Friday at the National Assembly’s final session before the winter break. His party leads the polls at around 40 per cent since early December. Zachary Cheung reports.

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Agreement could offer 500,000 more Quebecers family doctor

“Win for patients,” said Paul Brunet, from the Council for the Protection of Patients, about the agreement in principle between family doctors and the CAQ government that could offer 500,000 more Quebecers a family doctor. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.

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3,000 workers deployed as Montreal launches major snow clearing

“We have in total more than 3,000 employees on the ground and more than 2,500 trucks,” said city spokesperson Philippe Sabourin, noting Montreal’s massive four-day snow removal effort now underway after this week’s snowfall.

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Montreal researchers find promising therapy for inflammatory bowel disease

“It could be very debilitating,” says Dr. Emilia Liana Falcone, director of the microbiome & mucosal research unit at IRCM, while discussing why she set off on a study to find a potential cure for inflammatory bowel diseases. Corinne Boyer reports.

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Less construction sites, but more orange cones in Montreal: new report

“There’s (nowhere) that has so much visual pollution as we have,” Tourisme Montréal president and CEO Yves Lalumière said in response to a new report that revealed there were more orange cones in Montreal since last year. Zachary Cheung reports.

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STM maintenance workers’ overtime strike begins

“Fewer buses will be available to deliver the planned service in the coming weeks,” said Katherine Roux Groleau, STM director of public affairs, amid the maintenance workers’ overtime strike. It’s set to last util Jan. 11 if not deal is reached.

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