The Coalition Avenir Québec has gone from dominating the National Assembly to being shut out entirely, and it is now without a leader. The party's wipeout raises immediate questions about who will replace it and how Quebec's opposition landscape will take shape.
Quebec's Immigration Ministry says nearly 750 skilled worker applicants received file-closure notices in error. Officials say they are contacting those affected and asking them to ignore the notices for now.
Lasik MD says it immediately suspended a Montreal surgeon after allegations tied him to an escort network and reassigned his surgeries. The company says no charges have been laid yet.
Provincial police are investigating a suspicious fire in Sept-Îles that destroyed a bakery and a community organization on Saturday night. The blaze has left two businesses lost and the cause under scrutiny.
A Montrealer says they were dismissed and mocked during triage at Hôpital Notre-Dame while seeking help for dizziness and near-fainting. The post has sparked discussion about how patients are treated in crowded emergency rooms.
One local's post about worsening depression as the days grow shorter opened a broader conversation about seasonal affective disorder. Readers are sharing advice on light therapy, medication, and getting through the colder months.
Montrealers are using the regular housing thread to compare rents, ask about buying, and swap advice on landlord disputes and pests. The conversation reflects how central housing pressure remains to daily life in the city.