CEGEPs Across Quebec See Record Enrollment Numbers This Fall A surge in student enrollment at Quebec’s 48 CEGEPs has reached […]
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A new study involving a diverse international sample, including Canada, reveals a decreased risk of mortality for individuals with major
Two individuals tragically lost their lives in a collision that occurred on Wednesday afternoon on Highway 30 in Boucherville, situated
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The Longueuil Transportation Network (RTL) faces service disruptions on Sept. 9-11 as drivers go on strike. The Canadian Union of
Five Montreal organizations representing racialized communities are seeking a meeting with the city’s new anti-racism commissioner, Maty Diop, to address
Montreal Faces 44 Major Road Construction Projects This Fall Montreal is gearing up for a busy fall season as Mobilité
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The National Council of Canadian Muslims (NCCM) has raised concerns about a Quebec committee report that recommends expanding the ban
Canada is issuing a recall on over 25 products containing pistachios due to potential salmonella contamination. The recall follows an
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Concerns arise among LaSalle College students as a looming $30 million fine threatens the school’s future and their own education
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Former Minister Éric Caire raised concerns in September 2021 about the ongoing cost overruns in the IT project of the
