Award-winning Québécois folk group Le Vent du Nord will perform at Roulette in Brooklyn on October 25, 2025, at 8 p.m., marking their first NYC concert since 2020.

Quebec’s 300 traffic controllers could be carrying firearms after a government source revealed to Le Journal de Montréal that the province’s Transport Minister is preparing to authorize their use – an ...

As wildfires continue to threaten communities worldwide, the situation in La Tuque, Quebec, serves as a poignant reminder of nature's unpredictability. This article explores the ongoing wildfire ...

Even as it enjoys massive support among francophone voters and seems poised to form the next provincial government, the Parti Québécois’s promise of a sovereignty referendum is rejected by a clear ...

The Sud-Ouest mayoral candidate referred to Muslims as “bearded radicals” and criticized efforts by Canadian universities to hire more Muslim professors.

One of the most anticipated guests is Geoff Molson, the owner, president, and CEO of the Montreal Canadiens. As a prominent figure in Canadian sports, Molson will undoubtedly share insights about the ...

Some of the best presents you could give this holiday season can’t be wrapped up in a box. The gift of an experience is something that can’t be duplicated and that creates memories that last a ...

After all these years, Quebec can teach Canada a lot about pushing against a tide of hegemony from a proximate cultural majority ...

Some food-filled highlights of a trip that was high on Canadian cuisine, plus a recipe for a Quebec-inspired French onion soup gratinée.

Open fire bans are currently in effect in many parts of southwestern Quebec as the province faces an exceptionally hot and dry October. The bans apply in the regions of Lanaudière, Laurentides, ...

The Montreal Canadiens received a difficult injury update regarding a top defenseman. With the organization seeking their fifth win of the season in a matchup against the New York Rangers, the Habs ...

After an exceptionally warm and dry fall, the Saint Lawrence River – a vital economic corridor in Canada – has reached abnormally low levels in Quebec. In an unprecedented measure, the gates of the ...