“Quebec Ombudsman’s Legal Team Strikes for Pay Parity!”
Female lawyers at the Ombudsman’s Office in Montreal and Quebec City have launched an indefinite strike, comprising a team of
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government
“Quebec Premier Unveils $1.5 Billion Arsenal to Combat U.S.-Canada Trade War with Bold ‘Buy Local’ Initiative”
Quebec Government Boosts Local Economy with $1.5 Billion Injection Premier Christine Fréchette revealed on Tuesday that the Quebec government’s recent
“Quebec Premier Unveils Bold Strategy in Response to New Canadian Counter-Tariffs”
Amidst Trade Tensions, Quebec Government Implements New Measures to Boost Local Economy In a strategic move to bolster the local
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Quebec Strikes Historic Agreement with Midwives Union, Revolutionizing Maternal Care
The Quebec government and the Regroupement Les sages-femmes du Québec (RSFQ) have reached a preliminary agreement that will shape midwifery
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Quebec Court Steps In, Greenlights Funding: LaSalle College Reopens Its Doors!
LaSalle College in Montreal is set to resume classes after a Quebec Superior Court ruling compelled the provincial government to
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“Ford’s Blunt Media Dismissal Sparks Controversy and Curiosity”
Premier Doug Ford’s remarks during a recent press conference are sparking concerns about government transparency and accountability. During an unannounced
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Showdown in Court: LaSalle College to Face Crucial Hearing Before Quebec Superior Court
LaSalle College faces crucial court hearing to determine its future as students and staff await decision LaSalle College is on
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“Rollback Begins: Toronto’s Bloor Street West Bike Lanes First to Go as Province Shifts Gears on Cycling Infrastructure”
Ontario has initiated the process of reinstating vehicle lanes on some of Toronto’s busiest streets, like Bloor Street, Yonge Street,
“Tariff Turmoil: Toronto Business Struggles as U.S. Trade Barriers Near Chokehold Levels”
David Paul Vella has been a part of the Crown Cookware family business since its inception, crafting quality pots, pans,
“Breaking: B.C. Locks Down Rent Hikes for 2027, Promising Relief for Tenants!”
The British Columbia government revealed on Thursday that the annual cap for rent increases in 2027 has been set at
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