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À l’approche des élections municipales du 2 novembre, La Presse sonde des Québécois de toutes les régions pour connaître leurs préoccupations.

De nouvelles données sur les collectes de fonds politiques révèlent que les donateurs partisans ont réduit leurs contributions durant l’été après avoir généreusement alimenté les caisses électorales des partis en vue des élections printanières.

La journée passe vite. Voici les trois nouvelles qui ont marqué l’actualité jusqu’ici.

Une municipalité peut-elle être victime d’une poursuite bâillon ? C’est ce que prétend la Ville de Rosemère, poursuivie pour expropriation déguisée par un promoteur immobilier qui lui réclame 279 millions, dans un litige concernant un terrain payé 18 millions en 2018.

Le président américain, Donald Trump, a affirmé vendredi à bord d’Air Force One que le premier ministre Mark Carney lui avait présenté ses excuses pour la publicité antiprotectionnisme du gouvernement de l’Ontario. Il n’a pas l’intention de reprendre les négociations avec le Canada pour autant.

Câlinours, Pennywise, Britney Spears… Les vedettes soulignent l’Halloween dans leurs plus beaux costumes.

Les dés sont presque jetés. Moins de 48 heures avant l’ouverture des bureaux de vote, les deux principaux candidats à la mairie de Montréal ont commencé vendredi à dresser le bilan de leur campagne, en mettant de l’avant leurs priorités au jour 1 pour séduire l’électorat.

La défaillance d’une génératrice pendant d’importants travaux de réfection a provoqué une panne d’électricité jusqu’au milieu de la journée vendredi, dans une partie de l’hôpital Santa Cabrini.

En apparence, Alexandra Racek était une orthophoniste sans histoire travaillant pour le Centre de services scolaire de Montréal. Mais derrière cette image de femme rangée se cachait une amatrice de pornographie juvénile. Après avoir plaidé coupable en février dernier, la jeune femme risque maintenant la prison.

En plein blitz électoral municipal, la grogne autour de la construction d’un nouveau quartier et d’une école secondaire sur un ancien golf a refait surface à Prévost, dans les Laurentides. Un collectif de citoyens déplore l’autorisation du projet par les élus sur un terrain contaminé, dans un quartier historique, près d’un parc naturel.

A new Ipsos poll conducted exclusively for Global News shows a majority of Canadians believe Ottawa should prohibit foreign companies from developing our natural resources.

A new Ipsos poll conducted exclusively for Global News shows a majority of Canadians believe Ottawa should prohibit foreign companies from developing our natural resources.

From the Rhode beauty Glazing Milk to Milk Makeup's newest mascara, read on for all our faves from this year's Sephora fall savings event.

From the Rhode beauty Glazing Milk to Milk Makeup's newest mascara, read on for all our faves from this year's Sephora fall savings event.

Pfizer is suing over some unsolicited competition in its nearly $5 billion bid to buy the drugmaker Metsera.

Pfizer is suing over some unsolicited competition in its nearly $5 billion bid to buy the drugmaker Metsera.

Pinnacle Renovations on Talk to the Experts at 11 a.m. on QR Calgary. At the heart of Pinnacle is Paul and his wife Elaine’s steadfast belief in serving Calgary’s families by renovating and building homes for those whose focus is much more on return-on-lifestyle than on return-on-investment. Our vision is to positively affect people’s lives...

Pinnacle Renovations on Talk to the Experts at 11 a.m. on QR Calgary. At the heart of Pinnacle is Paul and his wife Elaine’s steadfast belief in serving Calgary’s families by renovating and building homes for those whose focus is much more on return-on-lifestyle than on return-on-investment. Our vision is to positively affect people’s lives...

The offence of possession of child sexual abuse and exploitation materials covers a very wide range of circumstances, Supreme Court of Canada Justice Mary Moreau said.

The offence of possession of child sexual abuse and exploitation materials covers a very wide range of circumstances, Supreme Court of Canada Justice Mary Moreau said.

The province launched a plan to connect every household in Ontario to high-speed broadband in 2021, promising even the most remote communities would have access before 2026.

The province launched a plan to connect every household in Ontario to high-speed broadband in 2021, promising even the most remote communities would have access before 2026.

The new plant began operation last month, after the company's original plant outside Hartland, N.B., was destroyed by fire in March 2024.

The new plant began operation last month, after the company's original plant outside Hartland, N.B., was destroyed by fire in March 2024.

At least 11 people have been sickened, including three who were hospitalized, with salmonella infections linked to powder supplements sold at Sam's Club stores nationwide and online, federal health officials said Friday.

At least 11 people have been sickened, including three who were hospitalized, with salmonella infections linked to powder supplements sold at Sam's Club stores nationwide and online, federal health officials said Friday.

The man, who was unable to traverse his way out of the ravine, cried out for three days trying to catch the attention of passersby but failed to flag anyone down.

The man, who was unable to traverse his way out of the ravine, cried out for three days trying to catch the attention of passersby but failed to flag anyone down.

Tamara Jean Hamelin, 35, was originally charged with one count of assault in connection with a series of stabbings in Yaletown on Friday, Oct. 10.

Tamara Jean Hamelin, 35, was originally charged with one count of assault in connection with a series of stabbings in Yaletown on Friday, Oct. 10.