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Supreme Court refuses to hear extradition challenge by alleged Quebec fraudster

A Quebec man suspected of fraud involving weight loss products will likely be extradited to the United States. The Supreme

Educational attainment has a major influence on people’s health, according to a new research report released Thursday by the Quebec

A teenage girl is out of danger after being struck by a vehicle in Longueuil Thursday morning. The collision happened

Hydro-Québec is still working to restore power to customers knocked off the grid earlier this week after a snowstorm that

The skills of nurses are underutilized in Quebec’s healthcare system, according to a statement released Thursday by the Ordre des

Health Minister Christian Dubé announced Thursday that he is abandoning the surveillance measures provided for in Bill 2, his third

Due to the “steady influx of a large number of asylum seekers” into Quebec, Immigration Minister Jean-François Roberge has reiterated

The strike by hundreds of SAQ employees is extending until Nov. 20, as negotiations between the union and employer remain

Quebec should use the carbon tax revenue to reduce gas prices in the province, according to Montreal Economic Institute (MEI).

REM will offer free service to mark the opening of the Deux-Montagnes station this weekend. Passengers can ride the REM