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Quebec Premier François Legault urged Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to 'listen to Quebecers' when it comes to concerns over immigration levels.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is refusing to give Quebec total control over immigration, as tensions between the province and Ottawa deepen over an influx of asylum seekers.

Brian Mulroney was honoured at a state funeral in Montreal Saturday. "To dad, everyone mattered," his daughter Caroline said in his eulogy.

The maintenance company, HAECO, unveiled its major Air Canada deal with fanfare on Feb. 28, 2024, replacing ST Aerospace company.

On Monday, a private equity firm that has lent money to SaltWire filed documents to initiate insolvency proceedings against the Halifax-based company.

The U.S. army deal to buy three Bombardier Global 6500 jets could be worth up as much as $224.6 million for the company at aircraft list prices.

Five Liberal MPs asked 25 Canadian university presidents to say whether calling for a genocide against Jewish people or the elimination of Israel violates their school policies.

The emails reveal the internal and external pressures on the schools to take positions on the conflict, and how administrators faced strong criticism no matter what they said.

After Quebec decided to keep a ban on lease transfers in its new housing reform bill, demonstrators expressed their anger at the province on Saturday.

His sentencing date is to be set later this month. Nygard's defence lawyer has said he is considering whether to appeal the verdict. 

Montreal police say staff members discovered bullet holes on the outside of the two schools when they arrived in the morning. No one was injured.

Police spokesperson Sabrina Gauthier says incendiary devices caused minor damage to the front door of a synagogue and the back door of another building across the street.

Alberta has introduced legislation promising residents will get a say in a referendum on leaving the Canada Pension Plan, but it doesn't force the government to accept the result.

In a letter to the ministers, Freeland said the province had the right to withdraw from the CPP, but that it should be "informed by a clear understanding of the risks" of doing so.

Alberta is beginning public consultations around a potential referendum on leaving the Canada Pension Plan, but numbers they're using to make their case are being questioned.

The rally, organized by the Montreal Board of Rabbis, is the latest event in Montreal in reaction to the conflict which is causing tension between groups in the city.

The financial woes of China Evergrande, owner of Canada's storied Chateau Montebello, are causing worries among local municipal leaders, workers, guests and even tourism rivals

The reports finds Alberta would be entitled to more than half the assets of the CPP -- $334 billion -- if it were to exit the national retirement savings program in 2027.

Income inequality, known for its corrosive effects on health, happiness and community ties, is worse in Westmount, Que., than in any other place in Canada.

The intelligence comes as Canada has cut off trade talks with India and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was treated to a frosty reception at the G20 summit in India.