The freezing drizzle had already been falling for four days when Normand Chaput left his home in St-Hyacinthe, Que., on Jan. 9, 1998.

More than six months after the floods, this family of six is living in two hotels rooms at a Holiday Inn as they wait for the provincial government to decide whether their home has sustained too much damage to repair.

The 20 years that have passed since Bertrand Charest's crimes cannot erase the pain he inflicted on his young victims, a judge said on Friday, December 8, 2017, as he sentenced the former national ski coach to a 12-year prison term.

Bouquets of red, pink and white roses were laid outside École Polytechnique on Wednesday at the foot of a plaque bearing the names of the 14 women who were killed there 28 years ago.

Though she's only 22, Constable Pamela Stevenson is undoubtedly one of her northern Quebec police force's most coveted new recruits.

Promising to be a "happy warrior" for Montrealers, Valérie Plante was sworn in on Thursday, Nov. 16, 2017, as the city's first female mayor in its 375-year history.

It's important to condemn both terrorism and Islamophobia in the wake of violent overnight attacks in Edmonton, the founder of a Muslim group said Sunday, October 1, 2017.

Teen tennis star Denis Shapovalov continues his improbable run into the fourth round of the U.S. Open.

The windswept archipelago of Iles-de-la-Madeleine used to spend most of every winter firmly encased in the ice of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, protected from the worst effects of winter storms.

All four candidates criticized Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for rejecting any possibility of re−opening the constitution, with Caron and Singh accusing him of "slamming the door" on the province.