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5 Montreal stories you must read this week: June 10
From a vicious dog attack to a family raising concerns about security measures at the Douglas Institute, here are the top five stories Global News covered in Montreal this week.
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Greenfield Park councillors barred from speaking on Canada Day want apology...
Greenfield Park councillors are asking for an apology from the mayor of Longueuil after they were barred from speaking English at Canada Day festivities.
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Despite language setbacks, Shakespeare-in-the-Park play goes ahead in Brossard
After "much ado about nothing" over language rules with Brossard city officials, the all-female cast of Shakespeare in the Park's Tragedy of Julius Caesar will finally take the stage.
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First Montreal Halal Guys restaurant stirs up language controversy
The Halal Guys restaurant is open in Montreal, amid some language controversy.
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The vote is in: Jean-François Lisée is the new head of the PQ
Jean-François Lisée has been elected as Pierre Karl Peladeau's successor to lead the Parti Quebecois.
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Montreal in review: Social media stories that made an impact in 2016
From learning Irish to a snowy owl flying past a traffic camera on Highway 40, here are some Global News stories that made a splash on social media in Montreal this year.
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Justin Trudeau defends decision to answer questions only in French at...
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau defended his decision after he chose to answer questions only in French during a town hall in Sherbrooke, Que., Tuesday night.
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5 Montreal stories you must read this week: January 20
From a police phone scam to a GPS watch that tracks your kids' movements, here are the top five stories Global News covered in Montreal this week.
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Petition to make Quebec road signs bilingual to be presented Tuesday
Should road signs in Quebec be in both English and French? People behind a new petition say it’s a question of safety, not language.
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Statistics Canada releases revised numbers on Quebec anglophones
Statistics Canada published revised Census numbers after a computer glitch caused roughly 61,000 Canadians who listed their mother tongue as French to be counted as English speakers.
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PQ votes for motion to decrease funding to English CEGEPs
The Parti Québécois (PQ) has adopted a controversial motion to decrease funding to English CEGEPs at a party convention in Montreal Sunday morning.
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Quebec language police ease up on use of some English words by francophones
Using the English or the French equivalent of the words are both considered acceptable.
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Classic game console hits Quebec shelves after controversy
The SNES Classic finally hit Quebec shelves, despite fans worrying that language laws might keep it out of the province.
View ArticleQuebec Liberals vow to do more to serve needs of anglophones
Quebec’s Liberal Party says it wants to do more for the province’s anglophone community by proposing to analyze bills before they become law to see how they would impact English speakers.
View ArticleQuebec passes motion for store clerks to stop saying ‘bonjour, hi’
The PQ says too many people are speaking both French and English to customers.
View Article5 Montreal stories you must read this week: December 1
Hi! Um, bonjour... Here are the top five stories Global News covered in Montreal this week.
View ArticlePetition demands ingredients be translated into English on locally prepared...
A petition is circulating calling on Sobeys to make sure pre-packaged food products in the Greater Montreal area has its ingredients listed in both English and French.
View ArticleQuebec health minister condemns mistreatment of Polish immigrant at CHUM
Quebec's health minister has condemned the way a Polish immigrant was treated at the CHUM superhospital.
View ArticleYoung anglophones want out of Quebec: poll
Out of those polled, nearly half of respondents said they feel like relationships with francophones are tense.
View Article‘Le trampoline’ and ‘la trampoline’ both correct: OQLF
The word was first given the feminine gender in Quebec and the masculine in Europe.
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