Montreal
“I'd rather pay for consulting the population,” said Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre about spending $130 million to hold a referendum if his party forms government after the next Quebec provincial election. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.
12h ago
"We know what it takes," said CAQ incumbent finance minister Eric Girard after the province's five parties discussed the U.S. trade war, public finances and immigration in an economic debate in Montreal. Zachary Cheung reports.
"I always think, would she be married? Would she have children?" asked Louise De Sousa, 20 years after her daughter Anastasia was killed at 18 years old when a lone gunman entered Montreal's Dawson College in 2006. Lola Kalder reports.
Mark Carney offers solidarity with Americans, 25 years after 9/11 - as the Canada-U.S. relationship has only grown more nuanced and complex in the quarter-century since that tragic day.
13h ago
“We’re not afraid to have fun outside,” said Sara Jade Allard-Théberge as Montreal’s new rink beneath Place Ville Marie’s ring opens, giving skaters of all ages a free, urban winter experience. Adriana Gentile reports.
February 27, 2026 8:39 pm EST EST
The two countries traded attacks in a dramatic escalation of tensions Thursday. Erica Natividad reports.
February 27, 2026 5:52 pm EST EST
“I don’t feel welcome here anymore,” said former specialized educator Nevien Waly, who is now prohibited from entering the school in which she was volunteering for a decade due to Quebec’s Bill 94. Zachary Cheung reports.
February 26, 2026 5:20 pm EST EST
“I’d rather pay for consulting the population,” said Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre about spending $130 million to hold a referendum if his party forms government after the next Quebec provincial election. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.
“We know what it takes,” said CAQ incumbent finance minister Eric Girard after the province’s five parties discussed the U.S. trade war, public finances and immigration in an economic debate in Montreal. Zachary Cheung reports.
“I always think, would she be married? Would she have children?” asked Louise De Sousa, 20 years after her daughter Anastasia was killed at 18 years old when a lone gunman entered Montreal’s Dawson College in 2006. Lola Kalder reports.
Mark Carney offers solidarity with Americans, 25 years after 9/11 – as the Canada-U.S. relationship has only grown more nuanced and complex in the quarter-century since that tragic day.
