Keyword "Quebec" - List of latest news (167 results)

22/04 How Trump’s Canada threats dampened Quebec separatist movement - for now

Patriotism is on the rise in Quebec, a region that has held two referendums over whether to leave Canada

03/04 Anti-Israel protesters block McGill classes in pro-Palestinian strike

Jewish organizations reported that the protests were intimidating students at the Quebec university.

31/03 Hundreds of thousands of Canadians face power outages due to ice storm

More than 300,000 without power as storm, expected to continue overnight, pummels Ottawa, Quebec and Ontario

27/03 Playing As Yasuke in Shadows Doesn’t Feel Like Assassin’s Creed, He’s Something New

Shadows' second protagonist changes the rules of the game.

23/03 Inside the fight in small-town Maine where Trump’s tariffs are having a major impact on parking

Inside the fight in small-town Maine where Trump’s tariffs are having a major impact on parking - The town of York initially ordered 17 kiosks from MacKay Meters, which is a Quebec-based company, but has been forced to reduce the order to 13

10/03 Casualties feared after oil tankers collide

A major rescue operation was under way after a collision between an oil tanker and a cargo ship in the North Sea, off the UK coast, which sparked a huge blaze and left 32 people injured.

09/03 Canada holds national antisemitism forum amid rising anti-Jewish incidents

Canadian ministers and Attorney-General met and discussed with provincial and municipal officials, law enforcement and prosecutorial representatives, and Jewish community leaders.

06/03 Canadians protest imports of US toxic waste amid Trump tariff war

Move to expand landfill for US hazardous waste stirs disputes between leaders in Quebec and Montreal suburb

03/03 Quebec man sentenced to 5 years for antisemitic comments, 3D printing guns

Pascal Tribout, 38, pled guilty in December and was sentenced at the Valleyfield courthouse at the end of February.

23/02 Erin Molan takes on bizarre new X hosting gig after call-out from Elon Musk

Just weeks ago, Elon Musk asked his followers if someone would put their hand up to make a show called ‘69 Minutes’ on his social media platform, X.

21/02 Canada PM’s blunt swipe at Donald Trump after 4 Nations championship

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took a shot at the US on Friday (AEDT) after his country’s hockey team defeated the Americans in the highly anticipated 4 Nations championship game.

21/02 Anthem singer’s middle finger to US President Donald Trump

The Grammy-nominated singer who performed “O Canada” ahead of the 4 Nations Face-Off championship game deliberately changed the lyrics to the Canadian national anthem as a direct shot at President Donald Trump’s previous statements toward America’s northern neighbour.

16/02 ‘Send a message’: Three fights in nine seconds as US fight back over anthem booing

Canadian coach Jon Cooper put it better than anyone: “Ten years without international hockey just exhaled in a minute and a half.”

15/02 Evidence that Vikings arrived in Americas cracks age-old mystery

The evidence turns previous assertions that the Italian Christopher Columbus was the first foreigner to step foot in the New World.

16/01 Canadian premier’s bold message to Donald Trump

A Canadian premier has gone viral on social media after he wore a hat to send a very clear message to Donald Trump ahead of his inauguration.

10/01 Canada Shares Firefighting Aircraft with L.A. After Its Own Fires

Los Angeles is counting on a significant Canadian presence in its firefighting forces this week as multiple blazes ravage the city.

09/01 Canada Shares Firefighting Aircraft with L.A. After Its Own Fires

Los Angeles is counting on a significant Canadian presence in its firefighting forces this week as multiple blazes ravage the city.

06/01 Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau resigns

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has resigned in a bombshell press conference.

23/12 Embattled PM’s support collapses further

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s support within his own party appeared to falter further on Sunday, as former loyalists said growing numbers of Liberal caucus members wanted the premier to resign.

18/12 ‘51st state’: Trump’s wild idea

US president-elect Donald Trump has again fired a broadside at the country’s northern neighbours, saying he believed making Canada the 51st state was a “great idea”.

17/12 From Quebec nationalist to Jewish advocate: Richard Marceau’s unique journey

Born a French-Canadian Québécois and Catholic, he was initially an ardent supporter of Quebec nationalism. As a separatist MP, he increasingly became a defender of Jews and Israel.

16/12 Who is the new most popular French-language singer in Spotify history?

A song from 2010 is the most listened-to French-language track on Spotify. But who is the indie musician Patrick Watson behind the surprise hit?

15/12 5-star resort speaks after poisoning

Bosses of a luxury Fijian resort have spoken out about a suspected alcohol poisoning that has hospitalised seven foreigners, including four Australians.

15/12 Terrifying detail in Fiji alcohol poisoning

A five-star resort in Fiji beloved by holidaymakers from around the world is at the centre of a suspected alcohol poisoning that has left four Australians in hospital.

14/12 Canada province passes bill to limit enrollment of international students

Quebec has introduced stricter immigration rules for international students, focusing on enrollment quotas and French language requirements to reduce immigration applications.

05/12 Quebec colleges surprised by gov't investigation on campus Middle East climate 

Quebec Higher Education Minister Pascale Dery announced that Dawson College and Vanier College would be investigate on social media.

22/11 Over 85,000 Quebec students strike for Gaza, call for intifada and final solution

The protest reportedly took up all 12 floors of the main Concordia building, and that "Free Gaza" was spray painted on lockers.

22/11 Workman will keep you from slipping in winter! These 2,900 yen ice and snow resistant boots are waterproof and warm!

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05/11 Quebec allows residents to request euthanasia

Authorities in Quebec have announced the possibility of authorizing euthanasia for neurodegenerative patients, by writing a declaration form similar to a will, in anticipation of reaching the late stages of this disease.

25/10 Korea-Canada Energy Forum in Montreal… Exploring cooperation between batteries and green hydrogen

(New York = Yonhap News) Correspondent Lee Ji-heon = The Embassy in Canada announced that it held the '2024 Korea-Canada Energy Forum' in Montreal, Quebec on the 24th (local time). The event was held under the theme of 'Establishing a fast-growing clean energy transition centering on electric vehicle batteries and green hydrogen between the two countries' to strengthen cooperation in the field of

19/10 Big tobacco companies reach tentative multibillion-dollar settlement with Canada

Three large tobacco companies would pay nearly $24 billion to settle a long-running legal battle in Canada. That's according to a proposed deal.

27/09 ‘Fight really hard’: Scott vow after Cup shocker

Adam Scott declared everyone on the International Team were “fighters” after an opening day Presidents Cup disaster left the veteran staring at a 10th defeat at the hands of the power-packed team USA which won all five matches at Royal Montreal Golf Club.

25/09 ‘Extreme’; Aussie gun’s bold Cup move

Adam Scott and Presidents Cup first-timer Min Woo Lee will team up on the first day of the showdown with the USA in Canada with the veteran declaring the next generation is his “inspiration” to win for the first time in 11 attempts.

18/09 Justin Trudeau Under Pressure as Canada’s Liberals Lose Crucial Montreal Election

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau came under even more pressure to resign after his Liberal Party lost a “safe seat” in Montreal.

17/09 8yo girl drives 25 minutes to shop at Target

An eight-year-old girl who hopped behind the wheel of her mum’s SUV and drove to a Target 25 minutes away was found shopping alone in the department store.

15/09 They lived the nightmare for 10 days! Arson attack on Turkish family's restaurant in Canada!

A restaurant run by a Turkish family in Quebec, Canada, became unusable as a result of two arson attacks in two weeks.

12/09 This gemlike, UNSECO-listed isle is Canada’s best-kept little secret

Sure, you’ve been to Montréal, and perhaps Québec City, but here’s a retreat that has likely been flying under your radar: Anticosti Island. Part of the pristine and aqueous Côte-Nord region, Antic…

06/09 Exclusive: Photo Essay — Kamala Harris's 'Middle-Class' Upbringing in Westmount, Canada

Running for president in a political moment when victimhood is currency, Kamala Harris paints herself as being brought up on the "streets."

02/08 Bigfoot sighting alleged in resurfaced nature documentary footage

It’s compelling foot-age.

11/07 Coming together, dancing together - a summer camp for choreographers

International Choreographers Retreat in Quebec brought together global artists for rest, reflection, and cultural exchange akin to summer camp, fostering deep bonds and creative dialogues.

03/07 Jewish cemetery in Montreal desecrated with stone Nazi swastikas

Hampstead mayor Jeremy Levi condemned the Kehal Israel cemetery memorial park's vandalism, in which the stones traditionally placed on graves out of respect and to mark a visit were misappropriated. 

01/07 The Nature of Love review – philosophy professor’s life spiced up by rugged labourer

A middle-aged woman’s has a giddy fling in Monia Chokri’s latest film – at first all is roses, but then moral murkiness creeps in

24/06 Quebec’s Port-Cartier maximum security prison evacuated as wildfire burns

MONTREAL (AP) — Wildfires burning in Quebec forced the evacuation of inmates from a maximum security prison, federal corrections officials confirmed Sunday, as favorable winds bolstered efforts to battle a pair of out-of-control blazes north of the city of Port-Cartier.

23/06 “Canada, ‘robot spy’ appears to monitor government officials” [Communication One]

“Small robots” appeared in Quebec, aimed at improving the working environment of federal civil servants. Innovative introduction to improve the working environment vs. Controversy over concern over invasion of employee privacy (Moncton = News 1) Correspondent Namhee Kim = Last March, small robots appeared on the towers of three federal government buildings located in Gatineau, Quebec, Canada. Glob

20/06 Shots fired at Montreal Israeli cuisine eatery on anti-Zionist boycott list

Falafel Yoni is was recently placed on an anti-Israel boycott list, and had been bombarded with what it says are fake politically motivated reviews.

18/06 Quebec revolution summer camp continues despite public outcry, McGill legal actions

Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights (SPHR) McGill drew outrage over a promotional image of  keffiyeh-garbed men reading while  armed with light machine guns and rifles.

17/06 Antisemitic Quebec man arrested for homemade firearm production

Pascal Tribout, 37, was arrested on Thursday and a 3D printed firearm and several 3D printers were seized. He had also allegedly incited violence against the Canadian Jewish community.

01/06 Canadian serial killer Robert Pickton dies after prison assault aged 74

The Correctional Service of Canada said in statement that Pickton, an inmate of Port-Cartier Institution in the province of Quebec, died in hospital following injuries in the May 19 assault. 

15/05 Assassin's Creed Shadows presents its first trailer and announces its release date

The popular Ubisoft franchise travels to feudal Japan for the first time in a new installment with two different protagonists

06/05 Australian boxer Jason Moloney loses WBO bantamweight title

Australia’s Jason Moloney has lost his WBO bantamweight world title to Japan’s Yoshiki Takei in a stunning upset at a packed Tokyo Dome in Japan.

04/05 ‘Red flag’: Warning as huge Aussie firm fail

Stricken airline Bonza’s owner paid $31 million to a British football club hours after the low cost carrier’s planes were impounded across Australia stranding passengers who are unlikely to get their money back.

26/04 Shock for mourners: The father was not in the coffin

A family in Canada is looking for their father who died while on vacation. Because there was another man in the coffin that came from Cuba.

23/04 ‘Life isn’t real’: Heartbreak for woman killed

A woman who died after a fiery crash involving a bus and a car has been remembered as “the best partner and friend”.

22/04 Woman, dog killed in fiery bus collision

A woman and her pet dog have died after a fiery crash involving a public bus and a car in Perth’s northern suburbs.

22/04 Major changes to popular maps app

Australians living in the country’s two biggest cities will soon be encouraged to take public transport or walk in favour of driving in a major green overhaul to Google Maps.

20/04 The Voyageur by Paul Carlucci: Vivid tale of body experiments in 19th-century Canada

Physical reality all too often masked by history is dragged out in gory details not for the squeamish in Paul Carlucci's debut novel

10/04 Quebec separation talk resurrected amid decline of current government

Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon speaking loudly and often after party win over Coalition Avenir Québec

02/04 How African Immigrants Have Revived a Remote Corner of Quebec

Hundreds of newcomers from Africa have filled a shortage of workers in Rouyn-Noranda, creating a new community in a remote mining town.

25/03 Severe geomagnetic storm impacting Earth after coronal mass ejection from the sun

A severe geomagnetic storm – a major disturbance in the Earth’s magnetic field – is underway after a coronal mass ejection reached Earth.

12/03 Major turn in blogger’s triple-fatal crash case

An Italian travel blogger who allegedly caused the death of three members of the same family in a horror triple fatal car crash last year must wait another month before confronting his final charges, with the case pushed back as prosecutors review crucial crash reconstruction reports.

11/03 ‘Why are these players playing?’: Cornes turns blowtorch on ‘no hope’ Tigers

Kane Cornes has called out several senior Richmond players and urged the Tigers to embrace a full rebuild after a lacklustre loss in Opening Round.

07/03 17-year-old boy dies after going missing during swimming drills in the Gulf of Mexico

William Zhang was visiting Florida from Quebec, Canada for swim camp. He went missing during drills and was later found dead, Pinellas sheriff said.

05/03 Just For Laughs comedy festival cancelled

One of the world’s biggest comedy festivals might have told it’s last joke.

25/02 For Car Thieves, Toronto Is a ‘Candy Store,’ and Drivers Are Fed Up

An epidemic of auto thefts in Canada’s largest city has left many residents exasperated, with some getting creative about deterrence efforts, such as installing bollards in home driveways.

20/02 French teenager dies after dog sled crash northwest of Montreal

A 13-year-old French tourist has died after he crashed into a tree during a dog sled ride northwest of Montreal.

19/02 ‘Shaking’: Lifelines thrown as AFL lists locked in

A trio of state league players won their first AFL contracts on the final day of the pre-season supplementary selection period but there was heartbreak for a local football star as the Bombers opted against taking a punt.

17/02 Sad reason Aussie family moving to Canada

A desperate and young Queensland family has been forced to move out of the country after they failed to find anywhere to live.

05/02 Patrick Roy had to go home to Quebec and change his stance to become the hope for the Islanders

Wearing nothing but a tracksuit, he told his defensemen to start shooting on him, barking instructions all the while.

20/01 Quebec Man Pleads Guilty to What He Accused the Government Of: Starting Wildfires

A man who pleaded guilty to setting 14 fires in 2023 also shared misinformation and conspiracy theories about wildfires and climate change.

19/01 Canadian who blamed government for wildfires guilty of starting 14 himself

A Quebec man who blamed the government for settling thousands of miles of forest fires in Canada during the country’s worst fire season on record pleaded guilty to starting 14 of the fires hi…

15/01 ‘Power trip’: Teacher’s list of 32 banned words

A teacher has sparked a major debate after printing out a list of 32 words that students have been banned from saying while in the classroom.

14/01 ‘Brutal slugfest’: Jason Moloney reigns supreme in all-out war

Australian Jason Moloney has made his first successful defence of his WBO bantamweight world title on Sunday against American star Saul Sanchez.

11/01 Canada Police Warn Theft Victims Not to Expose Suspects Due to Privacy

Neighbors in Canada have been targeted by thieves nabbing deliveries off their porches, but police issued a warning to those being targeted.

09/01 Opinion | A Sharp Warning About Donald Trump

Readers discuss an editorial that one called “the full-throated condemnation of Donald Trump that the facts demand.” Also: Taylor Swift; trucking; Canadian hockey.

06/01 Quebec Still Longs for Its Lost Hockey Team, a Nationalist Symbol

Ever since the Quebec Nordiques decamped in 1995, leaving a hole in the Francophone city, vote-seeking officials have vowed to bring them back. But younger voters may be starting to forget the team.

04/01 Canada’s Logging Industry Devours Forests Crucial to Fighting Climate Change

A study finds that logging has inflicted severe damage to the vast boreal forests in Ontario and Quebec, two of the country’s main commercial logging regions.

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17/12 Inside creepy abandoned car graveyard with keys still in the ignition

Urban explorer was left speechless after he discovered abandoned cars with the keys still in the ignition.

16/12 Boy, 11, dies after being hit by ice hockey puck in the neck

The 11-year-old was hit with the puck “while participating in a regular exercise” during ice hockey practice.

13/12 Odd Qantas aircraft names chosen by Aussies

Qantas called on Aussies to name its new aircraft after the airline announced construction is underway for its first QantasLink Airbus A220 — and the winners have now been revealed.

01/12 ‘Playing politics’: Furore over Brisbane’s ‘ridiculous’ $137m Olympics stadium saga

A row is brewing between the Queensland government and sporting bodies over plans to upgrade Brisbane’s showgrounds to host AFL and cricket games while The Gabba is rebuilt.

24/11 Aussie city declared Sydney ‘dupe’

Expedia has declared Perth a perfect “destination dupe” for Sydney.

22/11 Sick Gaza taunt backfires instantly

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10/11 Justin Trudeau condemns shots fired at two Jewish schools in Montreal

Canadian prime minister says ‘attacking each other is not who we are’ after clashes between pro-Israeli and pro-Palestinian groups

09/11 Concordia U. Students Attack Jewish Classmates Protesting Against Hamas

Video footage posted to social media appears to show students at Concordia University in Montreal, Canada, attacking Jewish and Israeli students who set up a table to call for the release of hostages currently held by Hamas.

01/11 School with 200 kids evacuated after fire

About 200 children at a Sydney primary school were evacuated after a grass fire edged periously close to the school.

19/10 Lacrosse Is Coming to the Olympics. Will Its Inventors Be There?

A Native American team that has won medals at the world championships is not currently eligible for the 2028 Summer Games in Los Angeles because it does not represent a recognized nation.

10/10 I cheated death in Hamas music festival massacre

A terrified reveller who drove at a gunman as she escaped the music festival massacre said: “He was shooting like crazy with murder in his eyes.”

10/10 Jenson Button torches McLaren over image snub

2009 Formula One World Champion Jenson Button has blasted his former team on social media after a celebratory image left him off, despite having started the second most Grands Prix in the history of the team.

06/10 Kate Middleton stunned by footballer’s cheeky act

Kate Middleton has been given quite a surprise by a cheeky member of the wheelchair rugby squad during an official royal visit.

11/09 Shirtless Harry Styles shows off ripped physique

Harry Styles has shown off his six-pack while attempting to cool off on a blisteringly hot summer day in the UK.

05/09 Milwaukee suburb to begin pulling millions of gallons a day from Lake Michigan

A Milwaukee suburb is finally set to start pulling millions of gallons of water a day from Lake Michigan after years of seeking approval.

04/09 US Open live updates Day 8: Star in tears after sad news drops

Alex de Minaur takes centre stage at the US Open on Tuesday morning in a headline battle with Daniil Medvedev.

01/09 Qantas boss on course for crash landing

Two and a half-billion dollars.

23/08 Quebec judge gives go-ahead for lawsuit over sterilisation of Indigenous women

Three doctors accused of performing or coercing women into sterilisation procedures

22/08 Warming Set the Stage for Canada’s Record Fires, Study Finds

Climate change has made hot, dry and windy conditions like those that fueled this year’s blazes at least twice as common as they would otherwise be.

21/08 Big Electricity Grids & Markets Make Climate Change Sense

Continent-scale grids and markets already exist in a lot of places, they just have to be made more robust.

18/08 Woman who mailed ricin to Donald Trump jailed for 22 years

Pascale Ferrier made potentially deadly poison at her home and sent it to former president with letter calling him ‘The Ugly Tyrant Clown’

18/08 Woman Who Mailed Ricin to Trump Is Sentenced to 21 Years in Prison

Pascale Cecile Veronique Ferrier, 55, of Quebec admitted to mailing letters containing the lethal substance to Mr. Trump and eight Texas law enforcement officials in 2020.

16/08 Hayward: Canada -- Quebec Doctor Warns Euthanasia No Longer a 'Last Resort'

Euthanasia has become so common in Quebec that its end-of-life commissioner fears suicide is no longer seen as a “last resort.”

13/08 Tennis match suspended in weirdest scenes ever seen

There’s not much that can distract the attention of world-class athletes competing at their peak.

12/08 Alex de Minaur stuns with number of career firsts in Toronto

Alex de Minaur ended Daniil Medvedev’s winning run at the ATP Toronto Masters on Friday, surprising the second seed 7-6 (9-7) 7-5 to reach the semi-finals.

10/08 ‘Shut your mouth': Tennis stars clash

Tensions boiled over on court between tennis firebrands Maria Sakkari and Danielle Collins on Wednesday night, as a bitter verbal spat erupted between the pair.

09/08 World No. 1 Iga Swiatek baffled fans by training with tape over her mouth

Tennis star Iga Swiatek has baffled fans after training with tape over her mouth, leaving fans baffled by the bizarre display.

08/08 Woman found dead in suspected murder identified

The woman found dead in a suburban home has been identified as 35-year-old Tiffany Woodley.

07/08 Police on scene as woman found dead

Western Australian Police are investigating after a woman’s body was found in a home in Perth’s northeastern suburbs.

03/08 Clues Trudeau marriage was in trouble

Awkward video clips and eye-opening comments from years gone by of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his wife Sophie have begun to emerge potentially giving clues as to the extent of the challenges the couple faced prior to the breakdown on their marriage.

29/07 Canada Is Ravaged by Fire. No One Has Paid More Dearly Than Indigenous People.

The country’s record-breaking fire season has led tens of thousands of Indigenous people to flee their homes and ravaged forests they rely on for sustenance.

26/07 Family faces deportation from Australia for being ‘too old’

A British family faces being booted from Australia after eight years because they were deemed “too old” to stay.

26/07 Up in Smoke: Canada’s Outdoor Summer Season

Those planning to visit the country’s extensive forests and backcountry have been stymied by the raging wildfires, just as the country’s travel industry was bouncing back.

26/07 Aussie teen shatters world’s oldest record

Mollie O’Callaghan has done the unthinkable and swam over the top of Ariarne Titmus to claim gold in the 200m freestyle at the World Championships in Fukuoka.

23/07 This Dish Makes a Case for Eating Your Vegetables

A recipe for saag shrimp from a beloved Montreal restaurant convinced Yewande Komolafe that leafy greens can be just as good as croissants.

22/07 In Quebec, seal hunters want public to see practice in new light

Hunters hope to rehabilitate the image of the hunt, with the support of fishers who are worried about dwindling fish stocks.

21/07 Is Gen Z Down to Clown? The Circus Is Counting on It.

Cirque du Soleil is hoping that it can expand its audience, perhaps with perfume that smells like a trapeze artist or a couch that embodies the spirit of clowning.

17/07 Team forced to delete Daniel Ricciardo photo after angry backlash

AlphaTauri has been forced to delete a photo of Daniel Ricciardo days before the Australian makes his return to Formula 1 at the Hungarian Grand Prix this weekend.

11/07 Daniel Ricciardo’s bombshell return to F1 confirmed in new report

A new report has revealed F1 icon Daniel Ricciardo is set for an immediate return to the Formula One grid, just six months after his unceremonious exit.

08/07 ‘I've spent thousands on foundation – but this $26 chemist buy is the best’

The expensive skincare meets make-up trend has cemented its “here to stay” status – and now finally, an affordable option that actually works has hit the market.

30/06 Former World No. 1 Caroline Wozniacki announces surprise comeback

Former world number one Caroline Wozniacki announced Thursday she is set to return to professional tennis, three years after retiring to start a family.

29/06 Red Bull bigwig reveals why Daniel Ricciardo was snubbed for Sergio Perez

The old adage is that money makes the world go round, and in no sport is it more true than Formula One.

26/06 Ricciardo returns to F1 action as Red Bull plan for ‘succession’

Daniel Ricciardo is set for a return to track action with Red Bull, as team motorsport advisor Helmut Marko confirmed he would take the wheel of the RB19 at the upcoming British Grand Prix at Silverstone to “evaluate” his pace.

19/06 ‘Unwatchable’: Daniel Ricciardo’s TV commentary debut falls flat with F1 fans

Daniel Ricciardo made his TV commentary debut at the F1 Canadian Grand Prix and the reviews are... mixed to say the least.

17/06 ‘Wasn’t fair’: Football legend fumes at F1 after ‘what happened to Hamilton’

Retired football star Gareth Bale says he doesn’t watch Formula One anymore after Lewis Hamilton was controversially dudded in the 2021 season finale.

17/06 Canadian Grand Prix grinds to a halt for completely unprecedented reason

The Canadian GP got off to a false start after race bosses were forced to scrap first practice due to a CCTV failure, The Sun reports.

15/06 Lewis Hamilton to ink out of this world Mercedes contract

Lewis Hamilton is set to sign a bumper new $A92 million deal “in days”, says Mercedes chief Toto Wolff.

15/06 Quebec becomes world's euthanasia hotspot: 7% of deaths are fatal jabs

Quebec's euthanasia rate is far higher than Canada's other provinces and even such countries as Belgium and the Netherlands, which have much older euthanasia laws.

09/06 Daniel Ricciardo taking up new job with TV network

Daniel Ricciardo has been named by ESPN as part of their commentary team for the remaining North American Formula One races this season.

09/06 Catastrophic fires devastate nation, F1 reacts

The upcoming Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix finds itself at the mercy of raging forest fires tearing through the Quebec region.

08/06 NYS forest rangers deployed to Quebec wildfires

Albany officials dispatched seven forest rangers to Quebec to aid with firefighting efforts there as much of New York was choked by thick wildfire smoke blowing down from nearly 150 blazes in the C…

08/06 Canada fires: Is it safe to travel to Quebec, Nova Scotia or New York?

Wildfires in Canada have led to flight delays in the US. Here's everything tourists need to know.

07/06 'I can taste the air': Canadian wildfire smoke spreads hazardous haze at home and in the US

Smoke from Canadian wildfires pours into the US East Coast and Midwest, covering the capitals of both nations in an unhealthy haze.

07/06 Here’s Where Air Quality Will Worsen As New York, Philadelphia And Toronto Are Blanketed In Wildfire Smoke

Officials warn pollutants in the air can cause difficulty breathing, headaches and fatigue, and can be unhealthy, especially for people with respiratory illnesses.

07/06 ‘Apocalyptic’: New York smothered in smog

New York is choking through smog filled skies and horrendous air quality as bushfires in Canada send smoke across the border into the US.

07/06 Vulnerable New Yorkers told to wear masks as north-eastern US states shrouded in smoke

City had second worst air pollution in world behind New Delhi, as smoke from wildfires drifts south from Quebec

07/06 New Yorkers 'can smell smoke' as Big Apple shrouded in haze from Canadian fires

New York has been filled with hazardous smoke following major wildfires in some of Canada's eastern provinces.

07/06 Smoke From Canada’s Wildfires Darkens Skies Across Northern U.S.

The smoke cast a pall over New York City and other parts of the East Coast on Tuesday, meteorologists said, and triggered air quality alerts from Massachusetts to Minnesota.

05/06 Canada fires: Is it safe to travel to Quebec, Nova Scotia and BC?

Wildfires in Canada have led to evacuations and air quality warnings. Here's everything tourists need to know.

31/05 Rich suburbs told to build more high-rises

Sydney’s richest suburbs must become “taller” and “denser” with more high-rise apartments in order to tackle the housing crisis, a top government adviser has urged.

26/05 ‘Not fair’: Dion’s bad news due to poor health

Her heart will have to go on without her.

25/05 Victoria’s toppling debt outranks 17 global regions

New data has put Victoria’s alarming debt crisis into perspective, with the state currently owing the most out of 17 similar vicinities across the world.

15/05 Vice News files for bankruptcy

Vice Media filed for bankruptcy on Monday, closing out a years-long decline for the edgy “punk rock” news giant once valued at an incredible $US5.7 billion ($8.5 billion).

12/05 What will €330,000 buy in Italy, France, Norway, Canada and Mayo?

One price, home and away: Wooden houses in Quebec and Ulesund, a renovated farmhouse in Touraine, a waterside apartment in Aci Castello and an old hunting lodge in Newport

04/05 What to watch on streaming in May 2023 in Australia

There are loads of impressive new Australian shows this month as well as a raft of goodies with your favourite international stars. Get busy watching!

02/05 Vice Media is ‘heading towards bankruptcy’

There are whispers Vice Media is in the doldrums after years of success as the internet’s very own “punk rock” news source.

27/04 Controversial Airbnb room in Sydney

Eagle-eyed Airbnb hunters were left bewildered after spotting an unusual private room setting made out of what looks to be bedsheets and room dividers.

18/04 Uproar at China’s ‘sinister’ new tactic

Police in the US have arrested two men in connection with a so-called “secret Chinese police station,” funded by Beijing, operating in the heart of New York City.

17/04 Saddest Prince Harry revelation yet

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13/04 ‘OMG’: Mum’s creepy find in secluded B&B

Finding a painting of someone who looks exactly like you has got to be high up on the list of creepiest things to discover in a holiday rental.

12/04 HOYTS steps in after cinema collapse

One of Australia’s leading cinema chains has revived the West Australian movie theatre scene after a beloved independent film chain went into administration last year.

10/04 Weather tracker: Severe storms rock Australia and Canada

Tropical cyclone brews off the Kimberley while freezing rain causes chaos in Quebec and Ontario

09/04 Stornoway, Quebec review – outlaws settle scores with Gaelic swagger

Calum L Macleòid’s western-style drama pits a gunslinging Elspeth Turner against a notorious fugitive in a peculiarly Scottish corner of Canada

09/04 Horrific crash leaves young teen an orphan

A Melbourne family that has endured years of hardship has been struck by an unimaginable tragedy – the loss of 30-year-old Stacey Singharaj, whose young son has been left an orphan.

05/04 Celebrity chef Nigella Lawson breaks silence after famous father’s death

TV chef Nigella Lawson has thanked fans for their kind messages following her dad’s death. Former UK Chancellor Lord Nigel Lawson died on Monday aged 91.

01/04 Horror night as road death toll rises

Police are investigating multiple car crashes which claimed the lives of two people in Melbourne overnight.

31/03 Canada police arrest ‘pedophile hunting’ group over child abuse images

Quebec authorities announced six people were in custody for criminal harassment, intimidation and forcible confinement

14/03 At Least Two Killed, Nine Injured After Driver Runs Over Pedestrians in Canada's Amqui Town

At least two pedestrians were killed in the small Canadian town of Amqui on Monday after a truck driver plowed into multiple pedestrians. Officials have confirmed that nine others sustained varying degrees of injuries.

13/03 ‘Stay inside’: Gunman on the loose

A gunman is on the loose in a Queensland suburb forcing police to lockdown a neighbourhood for eight hours.

10/03 From Colombia or Haiti, migrants’ long road ends in Canada

For exhausted migrants, a small stretch of snow-covered road is the last step in a long journey to a new life in Canada. Some drag heavy suitcases, others carry all their worldly belongings in small plastic bags.

19/02 New video of rugby league player’s sex act leaked as he laughs off fans’ X-rated chant

Rugby league love rat Joe Westerman ran a gauntlet of shame as graphic new footage of him having sex in an alleyway was leaked.

15/02 Woman charged after boy dies in bus crash

A bus driver has been charged over a fatal crash which killed a 14-year-old boy.

10/02 Get ready for the lights AND heat to go out

Québec last week avoided a blackout, despite the frigid Arctic cold snap, by importing electricity from New York. But it may be out of luck next time, along with the Empire State itself, thanks to the green rush to kill reliable sources of power. Cuomo-Hochul policies under the Climate Leadership and Protection Act, enforced by the state Climate Action Council, mandate that 70% of New York’s power

08/02 2 children dead and 6 injured after bus crashes into daycare centre

Eight people have been killed, including two children, after a bus crashed into a daycare centre.

07/02 NYC’s Move to Deliver Migrants to US Border ‘Surprising,’ Quebec Immigration Minister Says

In January, Eric Adams, the mayor of New York, declared that “there is no room” in his city for busloads of migrants, urging the Biden administration to resolve the migration crisis.

05/02 Host slammed for butchering Daniel Ricciardo’s name at Red Bull season launch

Red Bull’s Formula One season launch left a bit to be desired, as Daniel Ricciardo was called “Daniel Retardo” on live TV.

22/01 Elite suburb rocked by gangland kidnapping

An associate of the notorious Hamzy crime clan was allegedly abducted in broad daylight in an affluent Sydney suburb on Sunday.

17/01 Scientists stumped by mysterious space signal

Astronomers have captured a radio signal from the most distant galaxy so far.

11/01 CF Montreal fire coach one day after hire due to assassination tweet

Sandro Grande was fired as coach of Montreal’s under-23 team on Tuesday because of comments he made following a 2012 shooting

01/01 Man, 25, killed by bull in rodeo event

A young man has died after a New Year’s Eve rodeo event in Queensland went terribly wrong.