Montreal Gazette

Sergio Castillo kicked a 51-year field goal on the final play of the game, and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers captured their fourth straight CFL West Division title with 28-27 win over the Alouettes on Saturday. Read More

QUEBEC — Faced with dissent in the ranks, Quebec's Liberals have decided to launch a vast consultation process on the question of public funding for religious schools. Read More

The Centre de services scolaire Marguerite-Bourgeoys (CSSMB) is no longer accepting new students in its francization courses, making some teachers question whether the program will disappear altogether. Read More

It was a good first period for the Canadiens, who are facing off Saturday night against St. Louis at the Bell Centre and odd as it seems to say this only seven games into the Habs' season, for many this is feeling like a must-win game for the CH. Read More

For now, this pumpkin remains with his peers, but he hopes to soon find his forever family. Or at least his weeklong family. Read More

Is Canadiens head coach Martin St. Louis playing Hutson too much? Read More

People suffering from mental health disorders who were placed in preventive detention for more than 72 hours against their will in hospitals under Quebec's Law P-38 could soon be compensated for this violation of their rights. Read More

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Everywhere I go lately people anxiously ask me the same question: “Who do you think will win?” Read More

Should the Habs hire a defensive coach like Claude Julien? Let Martin St. Louis focus on the offence and have someone like Julien take care of the defensive side? Read More

Ken Dryden doesn’t have much personal experience with rebuilding projects. Read More

The Coalition Avenir Québec government continues to struggle with understanding, or perhaps accepting, the reality that Montreal is very different than the rest of Quebec. Read More

Mainly cloudy with a 40-per-cent chance of showers early, then clearing late in the morning. Read More

"Maybe Montreal isn't as broken as social media suggests," says Martin Patriquin. Read More

As Saba Lobzhanidze slotted Atlanta United's fifth and final penalty into the bottom corner, CF Montréal's playoff run — and season — came to a sudden, premature end. Read More

The Canadiens' Arber Xhekaj needs to regain his swagger. Read More

Montreal will host a second straight Short Track World Tour event next week after the International Skating Union relocated the event from Salt Lake City. Read More

An angry and defeatest Georges Bourelle said Friday he doesn't hold out much hope the city will reverse its decision to end fluoridation at the Pointe-Claire and Dorval water-treatment plants. Read More

Racialized victims of police misconduct are struggling to have their complaints investigated, a Montreal-based anti-racism organization said Friday. Read More

The Quebec Liberal Party and doctors are asking the Coalition Avenir Québec government to include reimbursement for obesity medications in the public plan and to recognize obesity as a chronic disease. Read More