A Quebec resident living abroad for more than two years successfully challenged Quebec’s Election Act, which previously barred citizens from […]
Quebec Resident Triumphs Over Government in Landmark Mail-In Voting Case Read More »
Siblings of Neurodiverse Individuals: A Tale of Empathy and Resilience Having a sibling who is neurodiverse can be a journey
A Montreal teenager’s eagerly anticipated Girl Guides trip to the U.K. turned into a heartbreaking disappointment after a series of
Quebec Teen’s Dream Girl Guides UK Adventure Derailed by Wave of Flight Cancellations! Read More »
In a public hearing, Commissioner Denis Gallant criticized a political adviser linked to former Transport Minister François Bonnardel for relying
“Political Advisor Under Fire for Lax Oversight of SAAQ Operations” Read More »
Montreal’s Newest Party Names Mayoral Candidate In exciting news for Montreal politics, Futur Montréal, a fresh municipal party aiming to
Futur Montréal Elects New Leader, Sets Sights on Mayoral Seat Read More »
Tareq Al Sourani, a 17-year-old writer from Gaza, is currently in Montreal visiting his mother and siblings after fleeing Gaza.
“Teen Chronicles War-Torn Gaza in Stirring Memoir, Finds New Beginnings in Montreal” Read More »
The Quebec government has committed to making revisions to a controversial forestry bill that has led to blockades and escalating
Quebec Government Commits Again: Major Overhaul Promised in Forestry Reform Push Read More »
Premier François Legault is looking to inject new energy into his government by rearranging his cabinet, but many Quebecers are
“Majority of Quebecers Skeptical That Legault’s Cabinet Shuffle Will Bring Real Change” Read More »
Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to visit Montreal on Wednesday for a series of important economic discussions. During his
Recent data from the Institut du Québec (IDQ) reveals that young men with university degrees are bearing the brunt of
“IDQ Report Reveals Young Male Graduates in Quebec Face Significant Challenges” Read More »
