National Muslim Organization Challenges Quebec’s Controversial Push to Expand Ban on Religious Symbols
The National Council of Canadian Muslims (NCCM) has raised concerns about a Quebec committee report that recommends expanding the ban […]
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Quebec committee recommends extending religious symbols ban to daycare workers, ending funding for private religious schools
An independent committee says the Quebec government should phase out public funding of religious private schools. The idea is one
Classes begin at LaSalle College in shadow of $30M fine
LaSalle College officially started its fall semester on Tuesday, after having postponed the start of classes by one day. The
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Australian experts warn: Quebec’s education system is a model to avoid
Australian experts prefer to take inspiration from Ontario rather than Quebec, which is said to have an education system almost
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LaSalle College delays fall semester by a day, cites $30M fine tied to English student quotas
LaSalle College is postponing the start of its school year by one day as it pushes back against a $30
SAQ to donate $300K worth of American alcohol instead of destroying it
Quebec Finance Minister, Éric Girard announced on Thursday evening that the SAQ would donate the $300,000 worth of American alcohol
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Digital health record: Quebec authorizes additional investment of $95M
Quebec is injecting an additional $95 million into the Digital Health Record (DSN) managed by Santé Québec. The decision was
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“Homelessness Crisis: Carmant Slams Montreal for Stalling on Urgent Actions”
In the midst of a call from Mayor Valérie Plante for urgent action on homelessness in Montreal, Quebec Social Services
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Quebec Resident Triumphs Over Government in Landmark Mail-In Voting Case
A Quebec resident living abroad for more than two years successfully challenged Quebec’s Election Act, which previously barred citizens from
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Quebec Government Commits Again: Major Overhaul Promised in Forestry Reform Push
The Quebec government has committed to making revisions to a controversial forestry bill that has led to blockades and escalating
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