Quebec’s next government will need to attain budgetary savings of $2 billion as early as next year to stay on
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Members of the Quebec Liberal Party’s youth wing are gathering this weekend in the Montreal area to prepare for the upcoming provincial
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Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette is meeting with business leaders in Montreal Friday as the province’s agriculture and food industries prepare
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Quebecers reportedly bought more books online on Wednesday, during the “August 12, I buy a Quebec book” day, than during
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Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette met with business leaders from throughout the province for a roundtable discussion in Montreal on Thursday.
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A University of Ottawa law professor and public advocate has filed a motion with the Superior Court in Montreal to
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Approximately 150 construction sites in Quebec have been impacted by a strike led by government engineers, slowing down or halting
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Bookstores Rally Against Quebec Government’s Cuts to School Book Budget Literature enthusiasts are gearing up for a special event on
Quebecers Favor Streaming Platforms for Music Despite Slowing Growth Trends Streaming platforms continue to be the go-to choice for Quebec
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With the upcoming election campaign on the horizon, a recent survey by Léger/Le Journal/TVA reveals that close to half of
