A Muslim woman is knocked to the ground and kicked. A black woman is called a "gorilla" and told to "go back to her country." Those are among the instances of physical and verbal abuse, vandalism and death threats documented in the 327-page report.

The Quebec coroner's office has launched an investigation into the death of Patrick Neely, 24, who collapsed about two kilometres from the finish line of the half-marathon Sunday.

Members of the Listuguj Mi'kmaq First Nation plan to, for the first time, sell some of the lobster they catch during the fall fishery in Chaleur Bay, despite not having the federal government's approval.

The man chosen to serve as Syria's honorary consul in Montreal, a proud supporter of President Bashar al-Assad, says his job is to work for all Syrian nationals, regardless of their political views.