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It has been more than a year since Ontario banned U.S. alcohol from liquor store shelves, but the United States government is still feeling the hangover. Read More

A Windsor teenager fatally stabbed last month is being remembered for his loyalty and magnetic personality. Read More

My mother was our center Our meeting place, our headquarters She advised and guided us Through life. She was our rock Our steadiness, our peace Our cup of tea after a busy day Or a hectic week. Those were the most important For we could always hire A seamstress or a housekeeper To do the other things she did. She has been gone for awhile now But probably looking down And seeing us as seniors So grateful she raised us. ———————————&

Mother’s Day, on the second Sunday of May, is a time to pay tribute to mothers. Since the day was formed in the early 20th century, people have honoured their mothers with cards, phone calls, breakfasts, Mother’s Day brunches and more. How much do you know about Mother’s Day celebrations and famous mothers? Put your knowledge to the test with these 10 questions. Good luck. READ MORE: QUIZ: How much do you know about the freedom to read? READ MORE: QUIZ: A celebration of sprin

We know Ekati diamond mine is on the brink because its parent company, Arctic Canadian Diamond Company (ACDC), is in financial distress. The company has filed for insolvency protection in order to try and come up with some sort of plan for the mine’s future, but just how bad is it? One way to find out is to see who ACDC owes money to and that list was filed by FTI Consulting, the firm looking after ACDC’s case, on Tuesday. A quick look at the amount and you see that there’s a t

The Montreal Canadiens are hoping to make Mother's Day extra special when they attempt to grab a 2-1 lead in their second-round series against the visiting Buffalo Sabres tonight.

London’s cricket history dates back 191 years, and the sport’s resurgence, driven by the city’s immigrant communities, has earned a historic recognition. Read More

While there are always Montreal Canadiens jerseys to be found in and around the Bell Centre, one of the joys of the team’s playoff run has been seeing its colours spread across the city. From the Biodome to the back of a firetruck and from the skyline to street level, The Gazette’s photographers have captured scenes from a city where Canadiens mania is even stronger than usual. The Biosphere at Parc Jean Drapeau was lit up in the colours of the Montreal Canadiens on May 7, 202

In his timely new book The Republic of Alberta: An Idea That Won’t Go Away (out now with Sutherland House), journalist Tyler Dawson examines the long history and renewed force of Alberta separatism, and traces how a province that remains overwhelmingly Canadian has nonetheless developed a deep and durable sense of alienation from Ottawa, and the rest of the country. In this exclusive excerpt, Dawson reveals the political tensions that followed the 2025 federal election and explores why, for many

The St. Joseph Rams prevailed over the John Paul II Jaguars in their TVRA boys rugby match Friday at City Wide Fields in London. Read More

A quartet of Canadian anthropologists published two papers this week that provide remarkable new detective insights into the fate of the 1845 Franklin Expedition, which saw 134 men set out in search of the fabled Northwest Passage only to vanish in the High Arctic. Both papers are products of the 21st-century genetics revolution — the equivalent of solving cold cases by matching DNA recovered from old human remains with samples from living descendants. Read More

A quarter century back, the Americans — with their NATO allies — launched Operation Enduring Freedom, the post-9/11 invasion of Afghanistan. Read More

Domenico Perrazino said what’s happening this spring feels different. Montreal has always lived and breathed the Habs, but the frenzy is reaching another level these playoffs.