In 2021, a pivotal announcement reshaped the conversation surrounding residential schools in Canada. Fast forward nearly five years later, and
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Mary Gardner Elementary in Châteauguay is abuzz with Kindness Week, led not by teachers, but by a remarkable group of
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Vancouver mayoral candidate Pete Fry of the Green Party has declined to take part in a proposal by OneCity for
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Quebec companies to receive $33.6 million boost to strengthen defence industry ties A total of 28 Quebec companies are set
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The Legault government in Quebec has quietly made a significant move to encourage growth in data centers and blockchain technology
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