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Montreal Eastern Townships public health authorities have launched an investigation into Lou Gehrig’s disease cases in the region after a woman from Windsor, Que., alerted them to nearly 20 residents having the disorder. 18 ALS cases in Windsor, Que., and surrounding area reported CBC News · Posted: Dec 18, 2024Continue Reading

Montreal The Quebec-based electric bus and truck manufacturer Lion Electric has announced it is entering creditor protection. It has already cut nearly 1,000 jobs. Ottawa, Quebec has invested millions in Saint-Jérôme-based school bus manufacturerCBC News · Posted: Dec 17, 2024 8:23 AM EST | Last Updated: December 17 Should QuebecContinue Reading

Montreal The company managing the Dufferin Terrace slide is investing $400,000 with help from Tourisme Québec to get the most out of the winter season, which now often includes more rainy days. Slide was closed for a third of season last year because of bad weatherCBC News · Posted: DecContinue Reading

Montreal Caregivers are widely criticizing the scaling back of Quebec’s home-care services, which support vulnerable people in accomplishing daily tasks. Health officials deny cuts to cheque program while users see hours rolled backCBC News · Posted: Dec 13, 2024 12:49 PM EST | Last Updated: December 13 Teri-Lee Walters hasContinue Reading

Montreal ELNA Medical Group, a Montreal-based company that bills itself as Canada’s largest network of medical clinics, has entered creditor protection. The move raised questions about the future of the company and the services it provides patients. Financial troubles a worrisome development for patients, physicians’ group says Benjamin Shingler · CBC NewsContinue Reading

Montreal The developers planning to rebuild the historic site of Montreal’s Molson Brewery into a mixed-use residential neighbourhood with a park and pedestrian-only area said Wednesday they intended to devote 20 per cent of the project to social housing. Project is in its early stages, but developers hope to beginContinue Reading

Montreal The company reached the settlement agreement in October, but a Quebec Superior Court judge signed off on it Tuesday.  Some shoppers are eligible for an Interac e-transfer of $10CBC News · Posted: Dec 10, 2024 5:08 PM EST | Last Updated: December 10 A person walks past a DollaramaContinue Reading

Montreal Quebec Premier François Legault raised the possibility of ending public prayer during a press conference Friday, which he began by saying he wanted to send a “very clear message to Islamists.” Federal immigration minister says freedom of religion should be respectedThe Canadian Press · Posted: Dec 10, 2024 3:32Continue Reading

Montreal After more than eight days, New York authorities are scaling back the search for a Quebec hiker who went missing in the snow-covered Adirondack Mountains.  Rescuers faced harsh winter conditions in effort to locate 22-year-old Léo Dufour Isaac Olson · CBC News · Posted: Dec 09, 2024 4:15 PMContinue Reading