6 d. ago Snowstorm and STM strike snarl traffic across Montreal on Habs game night

As the puck dropped Tuesday night, dozens of fans were still left outside, trying to get into the Bell Centre.

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6 d. ago Thousands without power after 1st snowstorm of the season in Montreal

Hydro-Quebec says almost 400,000 homes are without power on Tuesday after a significant amount of snow fell across southern Quebec in the first early snowfall of the season.

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7 d. ago More than 250,000 homes lose power as Quebec snowstorm hits Monday night

Tens of thousands of Montrealers were affected, with the outages scattered across the island.

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7 d. ago Montreal's first big snowstorm of the season leaves tens of thousands without power

Hydro repair crews were sent to the most affected regions in Quebec.

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7 d. ago Update: Hydro slowly being restored after Montreal's first big snowstorm of the season

Hydro repair crews were sent to the most affected regions in Quebec.

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8 d. ago Montreal weather: Sloppy start to the season leaves morning rush hour wet but manageable

The Environment Canada forecast for Montreal on Monday calls for periods of rain changing to periods of light snow in the morning.

Culture

2 w. ago B.C., feds to kick off forestry summit amid U.S. tariff impacts

B.C.'s goal for the summit is to push for more help from the federal government for an industry which employs tens of thousands of workers in the province.

Economics

3 w. ago Goalie Joseph Woll to rejoin Maple Leafs practice in coming days

Joseph Woll is coming back to the Maple Leafs. The goaltender who requested personal leave a week before the season opened, will return to the club and via a Friday afternoon announcement by the Leafs “will resume team activities and on-ice participation as part of the return-to-play-process.” That’s great news if the well-liked 26-year-old netminder […]

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3 w. ago Suspect arrested after 43 vehicles vandalized in south Windsor

One man has been arrested after dozens of vehicles in south Windsor were vandalized, causing tens of thousands of dollars in damage

Transport

4 w. ago Community and social services workers welcome the return of the legislature with demands for long

TORONTO — More than 600 days since Bill 124 was repealed, tens of thousands of community and social services workers are still waiting for the wages that were stolen from them. With the return of the Ontario Legislature, workers are calling on Doug Ford’s Conservative government to finally deliver justice. Bill 124, passed in 2019, […]

Society

4 w. ago Broadway actors and producers reach tentative labor deal, but musicians still threaten a strike

NEW YORK (AP) — The union representing thousands of Broadway actors reached a tentative new labor agreement over the weekend with commercial producers, leaving just the musicians’ union still negotiating. Actors’ Equity Association — which represents over 51,000 members, including singers, actors, dancers and stage managers _ announced a new three-year agreement on such issues […]

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4 w. ago Record number of condo projects are being scrapped in brutal Toronto market

GTA real estate has been setting numerous all-time records lately, but not the type we may be used to from the years that bidding wars and soaring prices defined the market.In the last few months, the number of active resale real estate listings peaked to a new high of more than a bewildering 32,000, making for the largest disparity between supply and demand seen in the city as sales bottom out and units sit up for grabs for longer than ever.It's pushed some homeowners to sell for far less than they'd wanted — or even what they bought for years ago — and even driven wealthy developers to take pause, cancelling forthcoming complexes that were due to generate tens of thousands of new homes, if they don't get put into receivership.The latest stats on housing starts in the region are pretty dreadful, showing that the beleaguered condo segment has just hit a shocking 35-year low for new construction.In a report released Thur...

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last month Lorne Gunter: Working Families' preferred candidates offer current council's same bad policies, only worse

I get a kick out of Working Families Edmonton, the lefty party in the municipal election that refuses to call itself a party. You tell me whether it’s a party: It has a preferred roster of candidates for mayor and council (but not under its banner). It is spending tens of thousands of dollars supporting […]

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