MONTREAL — A Quebec man convicted of fomenting hatred against Jews is appealing his guilty verdict and 15-month jail sentence. […]
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Quebec’s legislature is back in session May 5, and new Premier Christine Fréchette has five weeks to push through her
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The leader of the Quebec Liberal Party (PLQ) Charles Milliard has expressed openness to nuclear power but is “more reluctant”
The Fréchette government is reacting cautiously to the announcement of a federal investment in the construction sector. “Quebec is ready
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There are 350 more practicing physicians in Quebec than a year ago. However, the number of physicians has decreased in
Following the lead of schools, a dozen sports organizations in Quebec are now calling for a ban on energy drinks
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On Tuesday, as Quebec commemorates the workers who died in work-related incidents in 2025, unions say they believe the government
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The Quebec Liberal Party (PLQ) proposes to reimburse 36 per cent of the QST paid on the purchase of a
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Canadian diplomat and strategic advisor Louise Blais is set to serve as Quebec’s envoy for the review of the free
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Almost a year after the new tipping rules took effect, Quebec’s consumer protection agency has received hundreds of complaints against
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