Blues Take Bold Step, Sign Dillon Dube to AHL Following Acquittal in Hockey Canada Scandal
Dillon Dube, the final member of Canada’s 2018 world junior team to sign with a team after being cleared of […]
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Santé Québec Unveils Spring 2026 Launch for Groundbreaking Digital Health Record Initiative
Santé Québec has confirmed that the Digital Health Record (DSN) deployment, initially postponed in October, is set to take place
Quebec Cracks Down on Crime Symbols: Plans to Ban Gang Logos in Public
Quebec Introduces Bill to Target Criminal Groups and Enhance Public Safety Quebec is taking a strong stance against criminal groups
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Tribunal Rules: Essential Services Intact Amid STM Maintenance Workers’ Strike
The upcoming overtime strike by unionized maintenance workers at the STM is set to begin tonight, impacting essential services. The
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Workers Launch Week-Long Strike at Kruger Facility in LaSalle, Escalating Industry Tensions
Around 100 employees at the Kruger carton packaging plant in LaSalle have initiated a week-long strike starting Wednesday. This strike
BREAKING: UPAC Targets Quebec Liberal Party in Fresh Corruption Probe
Quebec’s Anti-Corruption Police Investigate Quebec Liberal Party Amidst Internal Crisis Quebec’s anti-corruption police, known as UPAC, have initiated an investigation
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Quebec Premier Legault Defiantly Clings to Leadership Amidst Internal Party Criticism
Quebec Premier François Legault has affirmed his determination to continue leading, despite calls from some members of his party urging
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Police Open Fire on Distraught Woman in Saint-Hyacinthe Confrontation
Quebec Police Officers Shoot Woman in Crisis Allegedly Wielding Knife Early Wednesday morning in Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec, police officers from the
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SAQ Abruptly Halts POP Tasting Initiative Just Five Months In
The SAQ’s Mont-Royal Ave. Tasting Space to Close Early The SAQ’s innovative tasting space on Mont-Royal Ave. will close its
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“Flu Surge Sweeps Canada as Holidays Approach: Essential Facts and Safety Tips Revealed!”
As Canadians gear up for the holiday season, influenza cases are on the rise throughout the country. Federal health officials