Новости за 04.03.2024

Canada's environment minister announced funding for 56 conservation projects and promised to protect monarch habitat on Montreal island.

The 66-year-old archbishop of Quebec City has denied the allegations and described the claim as "unfounded."

"The way I see it now is you must go out on a high, and I feel that I will be," says Tom McQueen, who will be dishing out final servings of the restaurant's famed fall-off-the-bone ribs on St. Patrick's Day.

"I think our goal is set on repeating (as Grey Cup champions) and I believe this team has the opportunity to do that."

The spending plan is coming at a time when high interest rates are putting a damper on the economy and ramping up fiscal pressure on the Liberal government.

Housing Minister Sean Fraser says the federal government has finalized all of its deals with municipalities via the $4-billion housing accelerator fund.

"It's more than we expected and it's worrying," said public health director Mylène Drouin.

Public awareness of the Quebec Liberals' leadership vacuum has risen considerably since the former Montreal mayor signalled his likely intent to run for the job.

Federal minister warn that if Quebec does not act, he will have the legal obligation to do so.

The raid was part of an investigation that began in December of 2023 and has since led to the arrest of five people.

If rugby and football can get by without fighting, then so can hockey. It’s an absurd vestige of a bygone time.

The search for suspects is ongoing.

Cloudy, then a mix of sun and cloud near noon.

Builders of the REM and the city will be putting together an intricate bike path linking TMR to Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue and Deux Montagnes.

Demonstrators shouting pro-Palestinian slogans blocked entrances to the building and prevented many attendees from getting in.

Zsombor-Murray and Dylan Wiens have pre-qualified for this summer’s Olympics.

The broadcaster is in the process of reducing its total workforce by 31 per cent, or 547 employees.