Opposition parties in Quebec City have accused Premier Christine Fréchette of a “witch hunt” following the dismissal of a civil
Quebec opposition parties accuse Fréchette of ‘witch hunt’ Read More »
Dozens of Montrealers gathered to honour the 11 victims of femicides in the province so far this year and called
Vigil honours 11 victims of femicides in Quebec so far in 2026 Read More »
A 43-year-old Toronto police officer has died after being shot during an early‑morning warrant operation in North York, an incident
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The government spends too much on health care relative to its GDP, and the volume of health care services is
Summer travel is about to get a bit easier for Greater Montreal residents starting next week with the launch of
On the eve of the National Assembly’s adjournment, the CAQ government has abandoned its efforts to pass its controversial Quebec
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A popular brunch spot serving Jewish food in Montreal’s Saint-Henri neighbourhood is the latest target of Quebec’s language watchdog. Arthurs
Quebec language watchdog targets Montreal brunch restaurant over word ‘nosh’ Read More »
The Quebec government is scaling back its electric vehicle sales targets: it now aims to reach 80 per cent by
Making contraception free across the province would cost the Quebec government approximately $22 million, according to calculations by l’Institut de
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A couple of public transit disruptions were affecting the morning commute in the Greater Montreal area Thursday morning. Service on
Service slowdown on REM’s Deux-Montagnes line, STM’s blue line normal after outage Read More »
