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Montreal mayor Gerald Tremblay (left) is congratulated by FINA President Mustapha Larfaoui at the closing of the XI FINA World Championships in Montreal, Canada on July 31, 2005. Larfaoui deemed the championships a resounding success. (UPI Photo / Grace Chiu)
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Montreal Mayor Michael Applebaum says a raid on municipal offices by 120 members of a police anti-corruption unit has nothing to do with him.
The Montreal City Council voted Friday to install Michael Applebaum as the city's first English-speaking mayor in a century.
Montreal Mayor Gerald Tremblay, dogged by corruption allegations, announced Monday he is resigning in the middle of his third term in office.
Canada's federal government and two riot-stricken cities are considering making it illegal for demonstrators to wear masks at violent protests.
The French Canadian city of Montreal Monday inaugurated its citywide system of bicycles that can be rented short-term and left behind.
The mayor of Montreal has called for a rapid inquiry into riots that rocked the Canadian city Sunday and Monday after a fatal police shooting.
The mayor of Montreal says he's pushing for road tolls that could generate as much as $450 million per year for public transportation.
Firefighters in Montreal who painted the Canadiens' team colors on their stations for the NHL playoffs were ordered by the mayor to get rid of the displays.
A large section of downtown Montreal, including the Green Line subway and the Bay Department Store, was closed for a second straight day Saturday.
Montreal has barred trucks from an aging overpass and scheduled it for demolition and replacement next year.
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