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RCMP says it fears Montreal man will commit terrorism offence Wed, 25 Feb 2015 18:59:31 EST RCMP says it fears Montreal man will commit terrorism offence Wed, 25 Feb 2015 18:59:31 EST The Crown is seeking a peace bond against a Montreal man the RCMP says it fears will commit a terrorism offence. Read More P-6 student protest fines dropped by City of Montreal Wed, 25 Feb 2015 11:42:38 EST The City of Montreal on Wednesday announced it would drop most of the outstanding fines students and other protesters were given after the P-6 bylaw was enacted during the 2012 student protests. Read More Stabbing in Mile End leaves one man dead Wed, 25 Feb 2015 15:41:27 EST A man who was found lying in an alley with stab wounds Wednesday morning has died in hospital from his injuries. Read More Martha Wainwright guest hosts special Canada Reads edition of Homerun Wed, 25 Feb 2015 12:00:00 EST Special guest host and Canada Reads defender Martha Wainwright joins CBC's Sue Smith live at the Indigo bookstore in downtown Montreal for a discussion on the award-winning book, And the Birds Rained Down, and aging on your own terms. Read More Promenade connecting Mount Royal to St. Lawrence in the works Wed, 25 Feb 2015 13:37:51 EST A promenade stretching from Mount Royal to the St. Lawrence River may soon be a reality, if Mayor Denis Coderre gets his wish. Read More More Headlines Dan LeFevour signs 1-year deal to be Alouettes quarterback Caisse de dépôt earns 12% return as assets rise to $226B Suspects in string of 47 Laval robberies nabbed by police 'I'm a woman of action,' says Liberal hopeful Mélanie Joly Rabih Alkhalil appears in Toronto court on 1st-degree murder charge CSE monitors millions of Canadian emails to government Ste-Julie crash between SUV and snowplow a case of drowsy driving Hospital re-locator on impending move of MUCH hospitals to new Glen site Palladium mining rights in the Pontiac bought by Montreal company Stephen Harper, Mohamed Fahmy and the unmade phone call