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- Businessman Magi's wife survives attack
- Quebec creates new anti-corruption squad
- Man's death was accident, coroner rules
- Quebec seeking boss for new anti-corruption squad
- Engineer says there's a better way to repair Montreal's potholes
- 'Spy' scandal passed on to Quebec
- Feds announce $11M for support centres for soldiers
- Man shot by police will face criminal charges
- Cash flow crunch
Businessman Magi's wife survives attack
The wife of Antonio Magi, the target of a slaying attempt in 2008, escapes injury Friday as a gunman ambushes her in Notre Dame de...
Quebec creates new anti-corruption squad
The Quebec government calls its new anti-corruption squad the first of its kind in Canada. The province announced a new unit modelled...
Man's death was accident, coroner rules
The death of Matthew Besner, 27, whose body was found near the Lachine Canal in December, was an accident, a Quebec coroner has ruled...
Quebec seeking boss for new anti-corruption squad
Quebec is in the market for its very own Eliot Ness. The scandal-weary province has announced the creation of its own team of untouchables...
Engineer says there's a better way to repair Montreal's potholes
The mid-winter thaw has Montreal roads taking a beating. Tens of thousands of potholes have appeared on city streets, and trying to...
'Spy' scandal passed on to Quebec
The controversy sparked by the revelation that Montreal city hall secretly read city auditor-general Jacques Bergeron's emails over...
Feds announce $11M for support centres for soldiers
The new centres will be located at Canadian Forces Bases in Comox, B.C., Cold Lake, Alta., Borden, Ont., Bagotville, Que., and Trenton...
Man shot by police will face criminal charges
A 47-year-old Brossard resident who suffered at least one upper-body wound after a Montreal police officer fired gunshots at him will...
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