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  Quebec athlete named one of Canada's 2024 Olympic flag bearers

  Maude Charron will carry the Canadian flag during Friday's Olympic opening ceremony in Paris. The athlete from Rimouski will also be defending her Olympic gold medal in weightlifting.

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  Montreal electronic traffic signs hacked to display pro-Palestinian political slogans

  Montreal police are investigating after electronic message boards at two road construction sites in Montreal displayed pro-Palestinian political slogans Wednesday morning instead of usual traffic alerts.

• Three Quebecers to represent Canada at the Paris Paralympic Games

  Three Quebecers are among the 20 athletes named to represent Canada in para-athletics at the Paris Paralympic Games, Athletics Canada announced on Thursday.

• Canada's Leylah Fernandez gets Olympic 1st round challenge in Muchova

  Canadian tennis player Leylah Annie Fernandez will be facing a big challenge in the first round of the women's singles competition at the Paris Olympic Games when she takes on Czech player Karolina Muchova.

• Aircraft maker Bombardier reports Q2 profit and revenue grow from year ago

  Bombardier Inc. reported a second-quarter profit of US$19 million, up from a loss of US$35 million a year earlier, as its revenue grew 32 per cent.

• Service resumes on the metro's orange line after water main leak: STM

  Montreal's transit authority said a water main break disrupted service on part of the metro's orange line during the afternoon commute Wednesday.

• Man charged with first-degree murder after deadly Little Italy shooting in February

  A suspect has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with a deadly drive-by shooting five months ago in Montreal's Little Italy neighbourhood.

• Olympics: Celine Dion's presence in Paris 'not a coincidence,' says French minister

  Celine Dion's presence in Paris a few days ahead of the Olympic Games opening ceremony is 'not a coincidence,' the French government says.

• Quebecers feel that interest rate cuts are not enough

  Quebecers still feel extreme pressure about their debt and finances despite the slight relief.

• Environmental activists disrupt access to Montreal-Trudeau Airport

  Environmental activists calling for an end to all new fossil fuel projects are disrupting access to Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.

• Here's what to expect at Montreal Pride 2024

  Montreal is days away from celebrating all things pride and organizers say this year's parade is set to welcome a record-breaking number of people for the marquee event.

• Eastern Townships farmer calls for alternatives after cows spooked by fireworks festival

  A farmer in Quebec's Eastern Townships says weekend fireworks spooked his herd of cattle. The Lac de Nations festival includes five nights of fireworks, including a loud display late Saturday night that was heard several kilometres away.

• Severe thunderstorm warning ended for Montreal and southwestern Quebec

  Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) had issued a severe thunderstorm warning for much of southwestern Quebec, including the Montreal area.

• Residents of townhouse development say they bought homes because of the surrounding greenspace, now it's being destroyed

  A group of residents in a Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue townhouse development say they thought they were living in a protected greenspace until bulldozers came in. Now they claim they bought something the builder couldn't deliver.