Écoutez l’extrait de l’émission Tout terrain : La résilience des femmes haïtiennes

According to a report by Berkshire Hathaway, Canada is the second safest country in the world for LGBTQ+ travellers in 2025.

Using advanced DNA-analysis techniques researchers in New York City identified three more victims of the 9/11 terror attacks that occurred nearly 24 years ago.

The First Nations-run social enterprise initially made traditional baskets before expanding into contemporary and sculptural works now exhibited around the world

Families and funeral directors are using AI obituary generators to more efficiently memorialize the dead. What happens when they get it wrong?

“Limit time outdoors,” Environment and Climate Change Canada advises everyone as it issues special air-quality advisory for large parts of the province, including Montreal.

“Limit time outdoors,” Environment and Climate Change Canada advises everyone as it issues special air-quality advisory for large parts of the province, including Montreal.

The actor explains how she is fighting back against the ‘cosmeceutical industrial complex’ and why she has finally found freedom at 66 years old

Retrait des produits américains à la SAQ: les vins québécois ont la cote

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Les derniers souvenirs de famille d’un couple vivant dans la même maison de Dorval depuis 30 ans ont été emportés par les eaux, dimanche après-midi

In scenes echoed across southern Europe, Spain’s Canary Islands are suffering from a crisis of too many tourists – 18 million are projected to visit in 2025. On Tenerife, where tourism accounts for 35% of the economy and which draws the largest number of mostly British holidaymakers, it is tourists, not immigrants, who are seen as a threat to local identity. As protests across the Mediterranean continue, local people vent their anger at an exploitative, extractive and unsustainable tourism model. But is it still possible to change course, and are political leaders listening?

Exclusive: For roughly 100 days, Thomas says he faced harsh detention conditions, despite agreeing to deportation Thomas, a 35-year-old tech worker and father of three from Ireland, came to West Virginia to visit his girlfriend last fall. It was one of many trips he had taken to the US, and he was authorized to travel under a visa waiver program that allows tourists to stay in the country for 90 days. He had planned to return to Ireland in December, but was briefly unable to fly due to a health issue, his medical records show. He was only three days overdue to leave the US when an encounter with police landed him in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) custody. Continue reading...