By Murray Sherriffs
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Longueuil police continue to canvas neighbours in the area where a 34-week-old boy was left outside a home this week and are reviewing doorbell camera videos that residents have offered.
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A 17-year-old has been charged with attempt murder in the stabbing of a 14-year-old-girl near École Saint-Luc Annex on Terrebonne Street with the girl in hospital with stab-wounds to her face.
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Montreal police, with the help of U.S. police, have arrested several people in Montreal, Longueuil, Mirabel, Bécancour, Shawinigan and Ste-Catherine, suspected of being part of a cross-border drug trafficking network.
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Montreal police shot two of three dogs that were mauling a 45-year-old woman on Creusot Street in St. Leonard, yesterday morning.
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Montreal police have arrested a 20-year-old motorist in an alleged hit-and-run that injured a woman on Broadway near Prince Albert in the east sector.
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Elderly residents of a low-income public housing complex near Cabot Square say that their building has been taken over by drug dealers and addicts and that they’re afraid, as the Center for Research-Action on Race Relations demands an investigation by the Quebec Human Rights Commission, the health minister and the city’s ombudsperson to determine what’s going on at Manoir Charles Dutaud.
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Quebec’s SAAQ has again delayed its deadline for eliminating its deficit, saying that that will happen only in 2042, 17 years after its SAAQclic program was introduced.
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Two officials from the SAAQ’s finance department have told the the Gallant Commission in Montreal that its deficit has surpassed $492.3 million and will be $824 million in 2029.
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Quebec has lost half the value of its investment in the Airbus A220, but the government is defending its investment, claiming that it has reduced the value of the nearly $800 million stake by $400 million.
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An app used in hundreds of Quebec schools and daycares has been removed, because a major security flaw has been found that allows criminals to easily access confidential information from parents using HopHop to arrange pick-ups with schools and daycare centres so children can be ready when they arrive.
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Canada has called on Israel for the “swift release” of Montreal doctor Nimâ Machouf and 5 other Canadians who have been detained after they attempted to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza on the ship ‘Conscience’ (part of Global Sumud Flotilla) intercepted by Israeli forces earlier this week, off the coast of Gaza.
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Two Quebec families are upset with Sunwing, because their vacation in Cuba was marred by rooms with bed bugs and showers that didn’t work and no toilet paper in the Grand Memories Santa Maria resort, even in other rooms that they were offered.
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The Institut du Québec says that increasing numbers of Quebecers are delaying their retirements. The average retirement age is 65. President and CEO Emna Braham says that people in their 40s ask questions about their careers: ‘Am I where I want it to be? Is it too late to change careers?’ Growing debt influences choices. The average debt of 45-54-year-olds tripled between 2005 and 2023). Health is also a factor. And many people have a triple responsibility; raising children, caring for aging parents and career advancement. Nearly three times as many women as men, 45 and over, leave their jobs for family reasons.
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Habs lose 5-2 to Toronto
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The Blue Jays won 5-2 over the Yankees to advance to the American League championships.
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Sun / 12 today
Sun / 16 tomorrow
