Montreal Archives - Page 77 of 110

Montreal Police are investigating a robbery of an armoured truck early Thursday night around 9 PM. The alleged robbery took place

The announcement came as a surprise. In response to a request made by the provincial government regarding the transfer of funds

The TRY Regatta is where an estimated 160 kids â€” from ages 8 to 18 â€” will come together for four

Montréal Tourism – According to an Ipsos survey conducted for Tourism Montreal, 95% of leisure and business travellers who stayed in

Montreal is the first Canadian city to offer the Uber-owned bike company that rents out electric bicycles for $0.30 per minute.

The City of Dorval invites its citizens to make their voices heard during the public consultation meeting that will take place

Changing the names of streets has sometimes been the subject of controversy, there is always a political intention behind such action

Samuel De Champlain Bridge- If you are heading into Montreal from the South Shore today you will be one of the

Jean-Dore Beach has officially opened for the season, just in time for the start of summer and the daily rise in

Sun Youthâ€™s Day Camp is back in full swing for a 26th consecutive year, offering youngsters from the Greater Montreal Area

In 1879, a grisly murder occurred in Montreal’s Griffintown neighbourhood. Now, 140 years later, many believe the ghost of a beheaded

Last weekend the Quebec legislature was busy giving their approval â€“not with great displeasure on the part of the oppositionâ€“ to

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