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Canada should double its exports to Europe, federal industry minister tells Conference of Montreal

Canada needs to become more aligned with the European market at a time when U.S. tariffs pose a real challenge

Montrealers can expect traffic disruptions as a section of Highway 30 (de l’Acier), westbound, in Brossard, will be rerouted to

Nineteen bills in five days. That’s the type of backlog Quebec’s National Assembly is facing, as lawmakers have until June

A former well-known figure in the Sûreté du Québec (SQ), Guy Lapointe, wishes to represent the Parti Québécois (PQ) in

A 38-year-old man is facing six charges in the attempted arson of a Montreal-area synagogue last week. BACKGROUND: Westmount synagogue

The high-speed rail project between Quebec City and Toronto will be much more expensive and much less profitable than its

For one night, there were no game plans to dissect, no goals to celebrate and no standings to debate —

The Government of Quebec, the City of Montreal, Interloge and real estate developer Prével have marked significant progress on a

The APTS failed in its attempt to convince the Tribunal that the CIUSSS of West-Central Montreal had hindered its activities

The Quebec government must implement dynamic electricity pricing, prohibit new natural gas connections, and reduce energy demand from the building