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On a passé la nuit a documenter comment différentes personnes réagissent aux résultats des élections provinciales.

A study reveals that 62% of young people of North African descent do not know who to turn to when they are going through a difficult time.

A year after the death of Nooran Rezayi, her family is demanding answers. What are the parties proposing to improve police oversight?

Montreal organizations outline their priorities and demands for the next Quebec government.

In Lachine, L’Escalier offers youth a place to break isolation, build connections, gain confidence, and discover new horizons.

Three mothers claim they reported domestic violence, only to have their cases reclassified as "parental conflict."

Six citoyens, six rapports à la politique : derrière le « vote immigrant », des priorités et des réalités bien différentes.

Montreal has adopted an amended motion on Gaza following a divided debate over the City's role regarding the conflict and its local repercussions.

In Rivière-des-Prairies, high school students are screened two at a time at the entrance of the Dollarama. A legal expert sees this as discrimination.

Violence, prejudice, pride: Montréal-Nord is fighting to no longer be defined by its stigma.

In Montreal, many households still risk being without housing. Discover the free resources available before July 1.

Moratorium, public inquiry, defunding: solutions to police racism exist. Why are they still blocked?

In Montréal-Nord, allegations targeting 16 police officers reignite denunciations of racial profiling and a crisis of trust.

À Côte-des-Neiges, Philo-Boxe offre aux jeunes un lieu d’appartenance où la boxe et la philosophie favorisent inclusion et confiance.

In Saint-Michel, parents and young people engaged with the DPJ to better understand its role, dispel fears, and build trust.

The Global Sumud Flotilla did not reach Gaza, but its arrests and testimonies have reignited the debate on the blockade and solidarity.

In Rivière-des-Prairies, parents and stakeholders unite their voices to prevent youth violence and criminal recruitment.

Boufeldja Benabdallah looks back on her journey between Algeria, Quebec, community involvement and the memory of January 29.

In Saint-Laurent, tenants are protesting renoviction and organizing to stay in buildings deemed unsanitary.

Educators wearing hijabs denounce inconsistent application of Law 94 in schools.

Liza Hammar criticizes the hijab debate, deconstructs "choice", and exposes the effects of laws like Bill 21.

In Montreal, a collaborative map highlights inclusive places, drawing on immigrants' experiences to help them better navigate the city.

Conference in Montreal: Rima Hassan, via videoconference, and the Resistances panel call for the union of struggles and denounce the extreme right.

Chronic underfunding of Montreal’s community organizations is weakening youth crime prevention efforts, pushing the sector further into crisis.

Bill 21 at the Supreme Court: debate on the notwithstanding clause, but on the ground, lives and careers that have already been disrupted.

Six mois après la mort de Nooran, peur, silence et méfiance marquent les jeunes, révélant un traumatisme profond et une rupture avec les institutions.

Nearly six months after the death of Nooran Rezayi, the BEI investigation has reached a new stage. But several grey areas remain.

In Montreal Nord, the family of Marbens Dorelus turns a tragedy into a commitment to prevent youth violence

Fight against racism: $180 million committed, but what measurable results for Quebec?

In Saint-Michel, families discuss slavery and racism to pass on the story to children without crushing them.

RDP-PAT youth mobilize for fair public transport

Après l’attentat de la mosquée de Québec, la communauté musulmane renforce son unité pour faire entendre sa voix.

Nine years after the Islamophobic attack in the Quebec City mosque, Muslims are still worried about their security.

In Saint-Michel, a local boxing program offers structure, support and alternatives to youth at risk of delinquency.

U.S. intervention in Venezuela reawakens, in Montreal, memories of exile shaped by decades of foreign interference.

In Montreal, adolescents are recruited for criminal “contracts” through social media, and the consequences are often tragic.

Les discours sur l’immigration se durcissent et façonnent une perception qui contraste avec la réalité, un outil veut rectifier le tir.

At Quebec’s Nov 29 protest, veiled women shared how Bill 94 blocks their jobs and erases their visibility.

Two months after Nooran's death, his friends in Longueuil seek support and justice amid lasting trauma.

Stricter Quebec immigration rules drive thousands of francophone candidates to other Canadian provinces.

Montreal pays tribute to youth workers who support vulnerable young people and strengthen social bonds.

À Montréal, militantes et artistes s’unissent pour dénoncer les lois 21 et 94 et défendre une laïcité qui n’exclut personne.

The 2025 municipal elections in Montreal reveal a stark gap in civic participation, with young residents and marginalized neighborhoods largely absent

Saint-Michel residents share why local politics struggles to engage them and how they’re reclaiming their voice.

In Saint-Léonard, the Maghreb community wants to turn fear into action and reclaim its place in local political life.