Stéphanie Vallée

• ‘This gives us a little bit of justice’: Quebec to support families of murder victims attend trials

  The Quebec government is creating a financial support program for the loved ones of victims who died as a result of crime.

  Canada

  Aug 14, 2018
  
• Quebec concludes deals worth $95 million in corruption reimbursement

  Quebec has reached deals to get $95 million in a voluntary redemption program aimed at recouping cash lost to corruption, collusion or bid-rigging in the awarding of public contracts.

  Canada

  Jun 13, 2018
  
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• Quebec cabinet minister Geoffrey Kelley will not seek re-election

  Geoffrey Kelley has become the eighth member of Philippe Couillard's cabinet to announce he won't seek re-election.

  Politics

  Jun 11, 2018
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• Quebec releases criteria for requesting exemption under religious neutrality law

  The Quebec government has released a set of six guidelines when it comes to granting requests for religious accommodations as part of its controversial religious neutrality law.

  Canada

  May 9, 2018
• Quebec Tourism Minister Julie Boulet not seeking re-election

  A fifth member of Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard's Liberal cabinet has announced she won't seek re-election.

  Politics

  May 7, 2018
• Quebec Immigration Minister David Heurtel not seeking re-election

  Quebec Immigration Minister David Heurtel is the latest member of the Liberal government to announce he won't run again.

  Politics

  May 4, 2018
• Quebec hoping to reduce use of paper in justice system

  The Quebec government says it hopes to greatly reduce the use of paper in the province's judicial system in order to make it much more efficient.

  Canada

  Apr 24, 2018
• Quebec justice minister worried by report about lawyers using jurors’ Facebook pages

  Anonymous attorneys said they could then glean a juror's profile for information that could help in crafting a defence strategy.

  Canada

  Apr 18, 2018
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• Quebec Bar files motion calling on province to change law drafting process

  Quebec's law society is heading to court to challenge the way the provincial government goes about drafting and passing laws.

  Canada

  Apr 16, 2018
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• Religious accommodation requests lead to heated exchanges in Quebec legislature

  Religious symbols in the civil service are continuing to dominate Quebec politics Thursday.

  Politics

  Apr 12, 2018