Quebec

BANGOR, Maine (AP) — Survivors of more than 30 people killed when an oil train derailed in Quebec in July are seeking a role in the U.S. bankruptcy case of the company whose train caused the disaster. The motions filed last week in U.S...

BROWNVILLE, Maine (AP) — A central Maine town that's a hub for a railroad whose runaway oil train derailment killed 47 people in a small Quebec town is feeling the fallout from the accident.

Maine Gov. Paul LePage will visit the small Quebec town where a runaway train killed dozens of people and leveled much of the downtown.

Officials say two more bodies have been found after a deadly fire that destroyed the center of a lakeside village in Eastern Quebec. 15 people are confirmed dead and more than 40 are still missing after a runaway oil tanker train derailed and exploded early Saturday in Lac-Mégantic, about 10 miles from the Maine border.

Canadian police say three people have been arrested in connection with a massive maple syrup heist from a warehouse in Quebec.

The Canadian military is studying two mysterious objects that apparently fell out of the sky in Pohénégamook, Quebec, not far from the border with Maine and New Brunswick.