Election Countdown: Transition Montréal Champions a Refreshing Campaign Focused on Ideas Over Attacks
As Montrealers prepare to cast their votes in just three days, a local municipal party is reflecting on its campaign […]
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Government Casts Unions as the Villain in Latest Governance Bill Debate
Unions Express Outrage Over Quebec Government’s Bill on Union Governance Unions are up in arms over a recent bill on
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Daylight Saving Time Ends: How the Clock Change Impacts Canadians This Weekend
Get ready to turn back the clocks this Sunday as Daylight Saving Time comes to an end for the year,
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“Fear of Starvation Drives Unifor Workers to Protest Layoffs at Sainte-Thérèse Truck Plant”
Employees of the PACCAR truck plant in Sainte-Thérèse assembled outside Premier François Legault’s Montreal office on Thursday to protest the
Ensemble Montréal Vows Major Overhaul of Verdun Natatorium and Reinstates Free Parking at Centre Claude-Robillard
Soraya Martinez Ferrada, a mayoral candidate, has unveiled her plans to enhance accessibility to key sports facilities in the city
Minister Boulet Unveils Groundbreaking Reform Bill to Overhaul Quebec’s Union System
The Legault Government Takes Aim at Unions, Proposing Optional Union Dues Quebec’s Labour Minister, Jean Boulet, has introduced a new
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Quebec Superior Court to Expedite Hearing on FMSQ’s Urgent Provisional Stay Request
Following the uproar caused by Bill 2 among doctors in Quebec, the Quebec Federation of Medical Specialists (FMSQ) has taken
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Breaking News: Devastating Blaze Sweeps Through Homeless Encampment in Montreal’s Plateau Area
Early on Thursday morning, the Montreal Fire Department swiftly extinguished a small fire that had ignited at an encampment in
“Three Decades Later: Quebec’s Quest for Sovereignty Still Unresolved Since 1995 Referendum”
Three decades have passed since Quebec narrowly decided to remain part of Canada, but a recent survey indicates that the
Quebec Minister Lionel Carmant Steps Down Amid Explosive Backlash Over Controversial Doctor Pay Legislation
Social Services Minister Lionel Carmant has tendered his resignation following public outcry over a contentious new law that alters the