Light A Dream, a candle store in the West Island, runs a program that teaches important entrepreneurship skills to young adults with intellectual disabilities.

After getting rid of a messy tangle of hoses and sprinklers, the Loyola campus maintenance crew hit on the idea of collecting rainwater in barrels hooked up to gutters on the roof of the Physical Services building.

Pouliot, who has been the party leader since 2013, is running in the Quebec City riding of Chauveau. He is one of several fringe parties competing to take a portion of the votes away from the four main contenders.

Intersessions is a workshop aiming to teach DJ skills to women, LGBTQ and non-binary people and include them in an industry where they've historically been shut out.

Dr. Beatrice Wang sheds light on how to protect yourself from the sun's rays this summer in Montreal, from what SPF is best to knowing how much sunscreen to apply and when.

Since launching in 2007, Project Step has helped over 9,000 teens and their families struggling with the reality of addiction including Cindy Manor and her son Hunter.

In an attempt to enforce a new smoke-free law on hospital properties, Ottawa Public Health has performed hundreds of inspections and given plenty of warnings to people caught lighting up but so far they're not handing out many fines.