Trinidad-born U.K. author V.S. Naipaul, who won the Nobel Prize for literature in 2001, has died at his home in London.
The victim was stabbed in his upper body and transported to hospital with serious injuries, police said.
"I am announcing today that on August 23, in 12 days, we will be campaigning," Philippe Couillard said this afternoon.
Halep, the top-seed and the world's top-ranked player, has reached the Rogers Cup final for the third time in four years.
"Our children need to see that we're taking what happened to them seriously, that we take the way their schools and the government has abandoned them seriously."
Almost 10 years after a major police operation all but wiped out the Hells Angels in Quebec, the biker gang is holding a major meeting in the province for the first time since the blitz.
Ontario's experiment with controlling beer prices may be raising eyebrows across the country right now, but alcoholic beverages have always played an outsized role in Canadian public life.
The bags most Montrealers use to line their compost bins are actually making it more difficult to compost what they contain, according to the director of the landfill that handles most of the city's organic waste.
"It's not fair," said Nicholas Lapierre, regional co-ordinator with the United Steelworkers (USW). "We are very, very disappointed about this situation."
Why is Fierté Montréal / Montréal Pride in August? Everyone else celebrates in Pride June
"Somehow, I suddenly find myself at the end of my last article," writes CBC/Quebec Writers' Federation writer-in-residence for 2018, Joshua Levy, in his fifth and final blog post.
A Quebec coroner has found that an Iranian woman visiting Montreal in the winter of 2017 likely died of hypothermia after getting lost and confused.
Marymount Academy will share its facilities with 66 additional students from a nearby private school, despite opposition from some parents and teachers.
Candiac will be the guinea pig for Canada's first autonomous shuttle using public roads.
One of the last text messages Collins Obiagboso sent to his mother read, "You are the best mom in the whole world." http://www.cbc.ca/1.4780467
The public sector added 49,600 new jobs, while the private sector added 5,200 positions.
Andrew Swidzinski, vice president of Heritage Pointe-Claire, says he intends to appeal the decision.
A worker shortage pushed the town council to set aside a budget to pay a child-care provider.
Fly over 80 years of Montreal history with these aerial photographs.