Montrealers are heading to the polls to pick their next representatives in the 2025 municipal election. Residents of the city ...

The presses have stopped at La Presse, as the newspaper's last weekday print edition hits doorsteps on Thursday. As promised in September, the Montreal-based daily is scrapping its Monday-to-Friday ...

Eight candidates are running to replace Valérie Plante as the next mayor of Montreal. Five of those candidates are ...

CTV News Channel: No longer hot off the press Montreal's biggest newspaper, 'La Presse' has published its final print edition and will go digital only, saying goodbye to nearly 50 staff.

One of Canada’s largest newspapers will become a non-profit, allowing it to receive donations and, it hopes, support from the federal government. “It opens the door to different forms of revenue that ...

The paper version of the La Presse newspaper — a 130-year-old daily publication — will soon disappear from newsstands, said the managers of the newspaper’s parent holding company Power Corporation.

Montreal newspaper La Presse took a pair of major steps toward resolving a labour dispute Thursday, which likely ensures the survival of the 125-year-old newspaper. North America's biggest ...

MTLàTABLE 2025 kicks off today across 150 restaurants. At the same time, Tourisme Montréal is unveiling DÉVORE, its first ...

A Montreal journalist said he was furious when he learned that city police monitored his iPhone for months in order to find out who he was speaking with. “I was living in the fiction that police ...

The play at Théâtre Duceppe blends fictional characters with Montreal's legendary queer brain trust from the 1990s.

Montreal’s La Presse has published its final print edition after more than 133 years. The French-language newspaper will continue to publish content on its digital platforms. La Presse had already ...

It’s something we’ve seen before and will–most assuredly–witness again across Canada–another newspaper leaving another black hole on the local newstand shelf. A man reads La Presse’s final print ...