A custodian discovered the bodies of a 48-year-old man and his son in an apartment above Cabaret Doric on Tuesday morning. CBC Police are treating the deaths of two men found above a strip club in Longueuil, Que., earlier this week as homicides. The bodies of a 48-year-old man and his 23-year-old son were discovered [...]

A building in central Montreal borough has been evacuated after inspectors deemed the mould-ridden units a health hazard to tenants. “There’s a lot of fungus – I mean just walking into the building you get a whiff of the smell that is very strong,” said Parc Extension city councillor, Mary Deros. “So, [inspectors] said that [...]

McGill University’s principal has launched an investigation after a massive student tuition protest reportedly turned violent on Thursday night, and riot police were called in. Principal Heather Munroe-Blum, in an open letter published on McGill’s website, said she’s asking the dean of law, Daniel Jutras, to conduct an independent investigation into what she called “disturbing” [...]

The Tsilhqot’in Nation has gone to court in an attempt to block Taseko Mines Ltd. from doing any preparatory work on its controversial New Prosperity mine in British Columbia’s Cariboo region. In a petition filed with the B.C. Supreme Court, the First Nations group asks the court to halt any drilling, excavation, timber clearing, road [...]

Stormy weather has forced BC Ferries to delay ferries on several routes on Friday afternoon, cut power to thousands and caused havoc on the Coquihalla and other B.C. highways. Shortly after 2 p.m. BC Ferries began announcing ferries would not be sailing between Vancouver and Vancouver Island, and on several smaller routes until high winds [...]