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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.