Laval News

Archibald Alleyne is one of Canada's premier professional jazz musicians. Over the course of six decades, he has performed with jazz greats at home and abroad.

Police in Laval, Que., have released a series of mysterious photos they hope may be the key to solving another mystery - who killed Nadia Panarello? The photos, which show a man and woman seemingly on vacation, were left in the mailbox of Panarello's mother in the hours after the woman's body was found in her home in 2004.

Three people are facing charges after allegations that counterfeit money was used at a service station along the 401 in South Glengarry.

The RCMP has busted a multi-million dollar debit card scam. Montreal Bureau Chief Genevieve Beauchemin has more on how some of those arrested are facing charges of gangsterism.

Inmates in Canada's federal prisons have been sleeping in trailers, interview rooms, family visiting spaces and gymnasiums, while the percentage of prisoners sharing cells built for one has nearly doubled in under three years, according to documents obtained by The Globe and Mail.

It all seems strangely inevitable, given the endless cycle of self-reference in modern literature .

Check whichever ranking of universities you want. They all show the same broad result: Quebec universities don't rate internationally, with the emphatic exception of McGill and, to a lesser extent, the University of Montreal.

Vic Toews' logic is labyrinthine at the best of times, but his recent announcement that the federal government is closing three correctional institutions defies all reason.

Montreal, QC, May 3, 2012 - Hydro-QuA©bec's research institute, IREQ, is proud to team up with B3CG Interconnect, based in Saint-Eustache, and its partners to test vehicle-to-grid and vehicle-to-home power exchanges.

After four years of investigations and police raids, several former federal tax officials at the Canada Revenue Agency are facing fraud and corruption charges over alleged extortion attempts.

With this investment, Ergoresearch is embarking on an international development plan in partnership with Holding Proteor SAS - Ergoresearch Ltd "historical" shareholder and France's leader in orthopedic devices - and Mr Guillaume Perrin, who will be acting as President and CEO of Ergorecherche France.

Vancouver Sun Garden columnist Steve Whysall tours VanDusen Botanical Garden's Plant Sale.

The union representing guards at Kingston Penitentiary is fighting its closure as the historical prison's 465 workers' jobs are on the line.