A new ribbon campaign is being launched to raise awareness about the urgent need to implement global standards to halt climate change. Fittingly, the symbolic tag is a green circle.

Prize to win : 1 of 50 double passes for the advance screening of the movie "Fantastic Mr. Fox". Based on the Roald Dahl (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory) classic.

It's true that back in the 1960s Montreal was a pretty glamorous city and celebrities and regular folks from the world over still came here to let the good times roll.

When the Côte St-Luc administration decided it needed to order new street signs, there was an obvious question to ponder: What to do with the old ones? Why, sell 'em of course!

Cuban hip-hop ensemble Obsesión recently visited Montreal for a series of community concerts hosted by Nomadic Massive.

How green is your home? Maybe you started with low-flow showerheads and less hazardous cleaning products. If you're ready to take the next step, Adria Vasil offers a comprehensive guide to improving your dorm room, apartment or family dwelling with her second book, Ecoholic Home: The Greenest, Cleanest and Most Energy-Efficient Information Under One Roof .

Here in Montreal we guzzle water, using double the amount residents do in other Canadian cities. The truth behind the statistic is that 40 percent of this water is wasted due to rusty pipes.

A piece of the original Berlin Wall is on permanent exhibition at the World Trade Centre in Montreal. This Nov. 9 at 12:30 p.m. sharp, it will be the commemorative meeting spot to mark the exact moment 20 years ago when it officially fell.

A piece of the original Berlin Wall is on permanent exhibition at the World Trade Centre in Montreal. This Nov. 9 at 12:30 p.m. sharp, it will be the commemorative meeting spot to mark the exact moment 20 years ago when it officially fell.

Cuban hip-hop ensemble Obsesión recently visited Montreal for a series of community concerts hosted by Nomadic Massive.

Here in Montreal we guzzle water, using double the amount residents do in other Canadian cities. The truth behind the statistic is that 40 percent of this water is wasted due to rusty pipes.