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As expected, the number of people affected has continued to increase in recent hours, but should stabilize soon. Environment Canada’s forecasts report only relatively low and temporary precipitation for the next few days in the flooded corridor, from the Outaouais to Chaudiere-Appalaches. Public security experts have been saying for the past few days that the […]

The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that undercover police officers do not need to obtain a court order before using e-mail or text messages to contact a person suspected of luring children. The decision released Thursday concerns Sean Patrick Mills, a Newfoundlander who was convicted of luring on the internet after a police officer […]

The owner of two dogs considered “at risk” will have to evaluate their behavior, even if he considers that the incident occurred in the vestibule of a residential building in Anjou was not serious, and that he does not understand why the case ended up before a judge. “There was no bite!”, Defended Mohamed Taleb, […]

Traffickers thought they had come up with a foolproof plan to illegally import tobacco on a large scale in Quebec in 2015 and 2016. What they did not know was that they had fallen into a trap of deployment rarely seen: their main partner, the people who moved the money and made the deposits, the […]

Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will visit Canada on April 27-28. In a statement released on Friday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that he will discuss with his counterpart the upcoming G20 Summit in Osaka and ways to strengthen the bilateral relationship between Japan and Canada. Prime Ministers Abe and Trudeau will also discuss the […]

The National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women asks the courts to have access to two RCMP files that the national police refuse to file “so as not to interfere with ongoing investigations”. The commission is expected to release its much anticipated report on June 3, but hopes that these Royal Canadian Mounted Police […]

A major police operation was underway Monday morning in La Tuque, Haute-Mauricie, where the Sûreté du Québec (SQ) found the bodies of two people in what appears to be a family tragedy. A 44 year old man and a 42 year old woman were found dead and according to the SQ, it would be a […]

The saga of the expropriated Mirabel finally reaches its conclusion, half a century after the great upheaval caused by the construction of the airport. Ottawa announced Monday it is reviving the sale process of some 750 acres of land expropriated in 1969 to the expropriated and their estates. These lands are part of the 11,000-acre […]

Returning from South America, Mayor Valerie Plante “demands an apology” from the Mayor of Hampstead for comparing Bill 21 on secularism to “ethnic cleansing”. “By his words and his refusal to apologize, Mayor William Steinberg is diverting the debate from the draft law on secularism to becoming the subject of debate. This attitude is irresponsible […]

In its desire to give a new impetus east of Montreal, the government of Francois Legault has initiated discussions with the Caisse de depot et placement du Québec (CDPQ) on the possibility of deploying a line of the Réseau express métropolitain ( REM) . “There are discussions, but I can not speak of conclusion. We […]