Our tap water flows while white-collar crime persists. It's the Friday news round-up.

Rob Ford, without crack pipe. Photo via Flickr To exactly no one’s surprise, MP Denis Coderre yesterday announced that, yes, he will run for mayor of Montreal, saying the city’s in need of a “conductor,” presumably because it’s running off the rails and losing control and going to...

If Canipre, a West Island company, has its way, you'll be paying up for those episodes of Mad Men you downloaded.

Former Laval mayor Gilles Vaillancourt is accused of gangsterism, while some real gangsters are found dead in Italy. Oh, and the playoffs are over, too. It's round-up time.

4/20 came and went, but on Saturday, the Marijuana Foundation's annual march moved right along.

Our former mayor sees no evil, a one-time political organizer talks bribery in the form of home appliances and livestock, and a once-in-a-lifetime job opens up. It's news round-up time.

Yesterday evening, thousands of protesters descended on city hall to denounce P6, a contentious bylaw barring demonstrators from wearing masks and forcing them to submit itineraries in advance of a demo. Photographer Justin Canning was on hand to chronicle the event.

It's been a shitty few days all around, dudes. Here's what happened in the news.

It's about to snow, the mayor is defending himself yet again, and the anglos are angry. It's your Friday news round-up, bros.

Can posting to Instagram get you arrested? Sort of.

The most hated person on the Internet is DJing here on Saturday.

Do Quebec anglos feel like a disenfranchised minority? Only when the media tells them that they should.