Sûreté du Quebec (SQ) say 23 men have been arrested in connection with a province-wide raid on child sexual abuse […]
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The CAQ government will reimburse agricultural businesses for the carbon cost. Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette made the announcement in Drummondville
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The leader of the Parti Québécois, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, says a future PQ government would be “very proactive” on the
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Quebec public health officials say they continue to closely monitor the hantavirus outbreak linked to a cruise ship abroad, while
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An Italian court has ordered a new extradition hearing for Dave Turmel, who had been Canada’s most-wanted fugitive until his 2025 arrest. Turmel’s lawyer, Danièle Roy, says her client
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After Washington, Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette will fly to Paris this weekend for her second overseas mission. This trip will
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Quebec singer Luck Mervil has been sentenced to two years in prison for sexually assaulting a 19-year-old woman more than 25 years ago. The trial heard that the woman was intoxicated and asleep in a hotel in Rimouski
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Quebecers will not have to turn to the French-produced version to watch the popular show “The Simpsons” in French. Bell
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The Quebec government has announced a $250 million plan that includes 54 measures for preventive healthcare. The plan serves as
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A study by the Cardus Institute shows that a majority of Quebecers believe that the province’s low birth rate —
