A nationwide protest is scheduled for Labour Day in Quebec, pushing for immediate general elections in the province. The demonstration, […]
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Teachers in Quebec are urging the government to postpone the introduction of the new French curriculum until 2027. Education Minister
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International Student Enrolment Plummets in Quebec Universities A significant decline in international student enrolment is causing concern in Quebec universities,
“Quebec Faces Plunge in International Student Numbers, New Report Reveals” Read More »
A team of forty Quebec wildfire fighters is set to embark on a mission to help battle the ongoing wildfires
“Quebec Sends Elite Firefighting Squad to Battle Raging Wildfires in Nova Scotia” Read More »
An extensive investigation spanning several years into leaks from within Quebec’s anti-corruption unit to journalists has concluded without any charges
“Probe Clears Quebec Anti-Corruption Police of Media Leak Allegations” Read More »
The Legault Government Plans to Ban Street Prayers in Quebec The Legault government is in the process of drafting a
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CEGEPs Across Quebec See Record Enrollment Numbers This Fall A surge in student enrollment at Quebec’s 48 CEGEPs has reached
“CEGEPs Demand Boost in Funding: Urgent Call for Quebec to Elevate College Investments” Read More »
The National Council of Canadian Muslims (NCCM) has raised concerns about a Quebec committee report that recommends expanding the ban
An independent committee says the Quebec government should phase out public funding of religious private schools. The idea is one
LaSalle College officially started its fall semester on Tuesday, after having postponed the start of classes by one day. The
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