• Toronto, Montreal to sign co-operation agreement - Toronto Star

    Toronto, Montreal to sign co-operation agreement - Toronto Star
    Toronto Star
    Toronto, Montreal to sign co-operation agreement
    Toronto Star
    Declaring the rivalry between Canada's two biggest cities dead — except in hockey — Toronto Mayor John Tory (open John Tory's policard) and Montreal's Denis Coderre plan to sign an agreement to formalize closer ties. Open policard for MayorJohn Tory.
    Toronto, Montreal mayors to join forces on politics, business and securityCBC.ca
    Sister cities: Can Toronto and Montreal set aside their sibling rivalry?The
  • Watch: Habs first team in NHL to hit 100-point mark, but are they ready for ... - Montreal Gazette

    Watch: Habs first team in NHL to hit 100-point mark, but are they ready for ... - Montreal Gazette
    Montreal Gazette
    Watch: Habs first team in NHL to hit 100-point mark, but are they ready for ...
    Montreal Gazette
    Nashville Predators defenseman Mattias Ekholm of Sweden scores a goal against Montreal Canadiens goalie Carey Price in the first period Tuesday, March 24, 2015, in Nashville, Tenn. Mark Humphrey / AP. Share Adjust Comment Print. NASHVILLE ...
    Montreal Canadiens reach 100-point plateau but still fall to Nashville ...National Post
    Canadiens edged by Predators in OTCBC.ca
    Predator
  • Montreal university takes hard line against class disruptions as student ... - National Post

    Montreal university takes hard line against class disruptions as student ... - National Post
    National Post
    Montreal university takes hard line against class disruptions as student ...
    National Post
    The administration at the Université du Québec à Montréal, which in 2012 stood by as roaming mobs broke up classes, has signalled a significant change in approach. On Friday, the eve of the latest student mobilization, the university advised nine ...
    Students back in the streets Tuesday nightMontreal Gazette
    Montreal protesters to be charged for assaulting police officersCBC.ca
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