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Headlines from CBC News • Daniel Ratthé eager to return to CAQ caucus  Blainville MNA Daniel Ratthé says he is shocked to hear his name is expected to come up at the Charbonneau Commission. • Crucifix to stay in National Assembly: Drainville  PQ minister Bernard Drainville says the crucifix will remain behind the speaker's throne in the National Assembly. • Quebec director Chloé Robichaud gets Cannes ovation  Montreal filmmaker Chloé Robichaud's debut feature Sarah Prefers to Run (Sarah préfère la course) had a warm welcome Tuesday following its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival. • 'Lightly felt' earthquake west of Montreal  Natural Resources Canada is reporting a minor earthquake near Rigaud, Quebec. • Service restored on Montreal metro lines  Montreal's STM is reporting service is back on all four of its metro lines. Headlines from The Gazette • Bill ?a giant step forward? for abuse victims, justice minister says Justice Minister Bertrand St-Arnaud says he is sensitive to the arguments of victims of sexual abuse at the hands of priests and others in a position of authority that call for an end to time limits on civil lawsuits. • Desbois says he collected Laval party?s cut If the system of collusion in Laval had been a living thing, cash would certainly have been its lifeblood. • Earl Jones affair: Fraudster?s brother became vocal critic Bevan Jones, brother of convicted felon Earl Jones and himself a victim of the financial fraud, has died. After repeat bouts of cancer, he died in hospital on Monday. He would have turned 74 in July. • Opposing stances on science research Tuesday was either a great day or an awful day for science research in Canada — depending on whose story you were listening to. • Cloth diapers? bum rap is a thing of the past Once considered old-fashioned, complicated and messy, cloth diapers appear to be undergoing a renaissance. Montreal cloth-diaper diaper manufacturers are reporting an increase in sales as environmentally conscious parents opt for reusable over disposable. Headlines from CTV Montreal • Luigi Coretti arrested for fraud Luigi Coretti, the head of a company that provided disgraced former MNA Tony Tomassi with a credit card allegedly used inappropriately, was arrested on Monday. • Bachand: No negotiations with students, fall vote very likely Quebec finance minister Raymond Bachand has rejected mediation as a means to end the ongoing student conflict, stating he believed the only solution was a general election. • High number of Quebecers slipping below the waves With 33 Quebecers have drowned so far in 2012, compared to only 22 at the same time last year, the Quebec Lifesaving Society is sounding the alarm. • Residents warns prostitution plagues Ahuntsic neighbourhood Residents in Ahuntsic say prostitution is becoming a common sight at all hours. What's worse, it's happening right in front of a daycare and schools. • Twenty-two people arrested after clash with police at Fete nationale Twenty-two people were facing criminal charges on Monday after Fete nationale festivities in a small community north of Montreal degenerated into a rock-throwing melee. Headlines from the Ville de Montreal • 16th Great Gardening Weekend - The My Space for Life Garden is coming over! [Espace pour la vie] Montréal, May 21, 2013? As part of the 16th Great Gardening Weekend being held at the Montréal Botanical Garden on May 24, 25 and 26, the Montréal Space for Life is launching its brand new My Space for Life Garden program and is inviting people to create a biodiverse space in their gardens. Program [...] • Bed bugs: Number of infestations remains stable in Montréal [Communications et relations avec les citoyens] Montréal, le 14 mai 2013 - Benoit Dorais, Vice-Chairman of the Montréal Executive Committee responsible for large projects, housing and social housing, and Dr. Louis Drouin, Head of Urbain Environment and Health at the Direction de santé publique de l?Agence de la santé et des services sociaux de [...] • 6th Design Montréal Open House - More than 20,000 visits made to Montréal architects and designers this past weekend [Design Montréal] Montréal, May 8, 2013 - More than 20,000 visits were recorded this weekend at participating architects and designers who opened their doors as part of the 6th Design Montréal Open House. This resounding success is proof of the public?s interest in design and architecture. The range of visitors was [...] • Illegal graffiti and tags: everyone?s collaboration required [Côte-des-Neiges?Notre-Dame-de-Grâce] Montreal, May 3, 2013 ? As the Ville de Montréal volunteer community cleanup drive reaches full swing, the Borough of Côte-des-Neiges?Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (CDN?NDG) together with SPVM neighbourhood police station 11 and Prévention CDN-NDG, its main partners in the graffiti dossier, wish to remind [...] • Un nouveau Guide du citoyen en situation d'urgence pour la Semaine de la sécurité civile [Saint-Laurent] Saint-Laurent, le 30 avril 2013 ? Afin de souligner l?édition 2013 de la Semaine de la sécurité civile, qui se tiendra du 5 au 11 mai prochain, le maire de Saint-Laurent, Alan DeSousa, a annoncé la mise en ligne d?un nouveau Guide du citoyen en situation d?urgence destiné aux Laurentiens et aux [...] Other sitesHere are the best news sources for Montreal :
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