How have you been affected by the STM strike?

Comment la grève de la STM affecte-t-elle votre quotidien?

And! Snow removal in 1939

and from the "Tempête du siècle du 4 mars 1971 à Montréal" - when 43.2 cm fell - the second largest snowstorm on record for the city.

Priorities during a 1975 snowstorm in Montreal.

Source: BAnQ Québec

For what's it's worth - was at the Montreal Victoire game on Saturday against New York Sirens.

During the American anthem - one single guy booed and the crowd drowned him out with cheers for the singer.

Then Montreal won 6-2 😁

Only posting this because many, many people have asked :

No, I am not related to Karoline Leavitt, Trump's press secretary.

No sentence severe enough for ex-husband of Gisèle Pelicot, say residents of town where mass rape occurred | CBC News A panel of judges will announce verdicts and sentences this week after a trial that captivated the world's attention. Dominique Pelicot is accused of drugging his now-former wife and inviting dozens o...

Dispatches from Mazan and Avignon, as Gisèle Pelicot eagerly awaits verdicts.

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Lady Julian

They’ve been intentional about hiding from the spotlight, hiding their love, and hiding the most intimate parts of their lives.
Over the past year that’s started to change.

Caoilfhionn Gallagher, the head of Lai's international legal team, said today:

"What we've seen in the last four years is the most powerful tool of all - and that is using the law against him."

NSFW!

cottage cat

I bike by twice daily! Always think about stopping to chat with people!

A video from the scene showed a cloud of white smoke billowing from freight train containers and firefighters spraying water onto it from above. The train was upright, but several containers were bent at an angle, off the track.

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Some workers from Africa who were hired to cut vegetation under Hydro-Québec power lines are sounding the alarm about unsafe working conditions, cramped housing and transportation issues.

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