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Four dead in private helicopter crash near Montreal

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The Independent UK · 2h ago

Private helicopter crashes near Montreal killing all four people on board

Police are yet to identify the victims of the crash

The Independent UK · 6h ago

Helicopter crash on Montreal’s South Shore leaves 4 dead; Transport Minister expresses condolences as probe begins

A tragic helicopter crash occurred in Sainte-Brigide-d'Iberville, just south of Montreal, claiming the lives of four individuals aboard. The incident happened around 2:30 p.m. in a field adjacent to Highway 10. First responders from the Sûreté du Québec have arrived at the scene. Investigators are currently working to establish the…

The Economic Times · 6h ago

Tasmania's Red Devil claims third cycling world title

Felicity Wilson-Haffenden has earned high praise from compatriot Amanda Spratt after claiming Australia's first gold at the Montreal world road championships.

AAP · Sep 22

French cycling star Seixas claims bronze in world championships time-trial

French cyclist Paul Seixas claimed his first medal at the senior level at the world championships on Sunday after coming third in the men's individual time trial.

Radio France Internationale · Sep 21

Tom Pidcock and Zoe Backstedt lead GB squad for cycling World Championships

Tour de France podium finisher Adam Yates and recent Vuelta white jersey winner Oscar Onley are also included in the 36-strong squad

The Independent UK · Sep 15

A Rat in His Toilet Bit His Fingers and Gave Him a Disease That Normally Spreads Through Urine

A Montreal man bitten by a rat in his toilet developed organ failure. The bacteria that nearly killed him spread through urine, not saliva.

Medical Daily · Sep 10

Orange Cones Blocked Every Route Home, and the Driver Who Snapped Ended Up in a Psychiatric Journal

A Montreal man ran a red light and swore at a road worker after orange cones sealed off his street. A psychiatrist published the case.

Medical Daily · Sep 9

Quinn Simmons, Kristen Faulkner to lead Team USA at Road World Championships

Kate Courtney to make her road worlds debut in Montreal

Cycling Weekly · Sep 1

Montreal transit agency bans workplace prayers from September 1 under Quebec’s new secularism law: What employees need to know about Bill 9

Montreal’s public transit agency STM has banned employees from praying on workplace property from September 1 under Quebec’s new secularism law, Bill 9. The move affects rooms that were previously available for prayer but will still be used for non-religious activities such as meditation and yoga, sparking criticism from Muslim…

The Economic Times · Sep 1