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In a video shared to social media on Friday, August 15, a man appears to utter death threats to a Jewish man during a heated confrontation.

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Arrest made in Montreal after death threat to Jewish man caught on video

In one clip, the man appears to be shouting at someone wearing a kippah: “We will kill you, you f---ing pig.”

Lachine borough mayor Maja Vodanovic swims in an inlet off Lac St-Louis that is being converted from a marina to a park. “Why should cities offer public access to water?” She asks. “The main reason is that it increases the quality of life of people.”

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Quebecers deserve better access to their rivers and lakes

This province is home to about half a million lakes and more than 4,500 rivers, but only about 2% of them are accessible to the public.

A passenger checks the departures board at Trudeau airport showing over a dozen flights cancelled and several delayed as a full work stoppage loomed over Air Canada on Friday, Aug. 15, 2025.

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Frustrated travellers scramble at YUL on last day before Air Canada shutdown

All Air Canada flights will be cancelled if no deal is reached by Saturday.

Passengers line up for assistance at Trudeau airport after flight cancellations and delays were announced as Air Canada prepares to lock out its flight attendants, on Friday, Aug. 15, 2025.

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Flight prices surge at competing airlines as Air Canada strike looms

Expect fares on those airlines to increase by around 50 per cent, the head of Quebec’s travel agent association said.

First test using liquid nitrogen at Concordia University’s Loyola campus in N.D.G. in March, to check that Starsailor’s propulsion and on-board computer systems were functioning correctly.

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Concordia students’ rocket launch in northern Quebec makes history

The Starsailor, built by a student-led rocketry club, is the first rocket launched on Canadian soil in the 21st century.

Lester B. Pearson School Board head office in Dorval in 2022.

Quebec Politics

More English school boards join legal challenge to Quebec budget cuts

The boards in the city’s West Island and north of Montreal voted this week to take the province’s education ministry to court.

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