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Quebec judge worries French language law could cause delays in English language trials -
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Quebec policy on gender- bathrooms in schools comes into effect -
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Québec Solidaire co-spokesperson Émilise Lessard-Therien steps down -
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Critics skeptical about Quebec’s claim that French is on the decline as it announces $600M investment -
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Quebec’s ‘Espaces Bleus’ to be single museum in provincial capital -
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More REM delays for West Island and Montreal’s north end -
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Chefs in Quebec City are dreaming of a visit from prestigious Michelin Guide -
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Funeral held for former Canadian veteran and World Central Kitchen humanitarian worker Jacob Flickinger -
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End of deal with family doctors could jeopardize access to health care for Quebecers -
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CAQ whip jumps ship to join federal Conservatives as Quebec candidate -
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PQ leader’s comments on future referendum making waves -
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French PM, Quebec premier share common views on French language and secularism -
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French Prime Minister meets with Premier Legault -
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More fallout after Legault threatens immigration referendum -
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Is French on the decline in Quebec? -
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Montreal Trudeau Airport CEO has high hopes for future travel -
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Northvolt EV battery plant construction on track despite environmental concerns -
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Language requirements in citizenship test should reflect Québécois French, says one applicant -
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Housing crisis takes centre stage at Quebec legislature -
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Quebec tables bill to redefine common law unions
Author Archives
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Quebec judge worries changes to language law could lead to unfair court delaysA Quebec court judge is warning Bill 96 could lead to unreasonable delays in criminal trials, but some are accusing him of seeing problems where there aren't any.PoliticsMay 3
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Québec solidaire co-spokesperson steps down, citing mental health concerns, issues within partyJust five months after she was voted into the position, Émilise Lessard-Therien is stepping down as Québec solidaire's co-spokesperson, citing mental health concerns.PoliticsApr 29
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Humanitarian worker who died in Gaza remembered as ‘Canadian hero’Jacob Flickinger was 33, and a new father to son, Jasper, with his partner Sandy Leclerc, when he was killed during a humanitarian mission in Gaza at the beginning of the month.CanadaApr 19
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End of deal with family doctors could jeopardize Quebecers’ access to health careGeneral practitioners are warning patients could soon be without access to primary care services, if the Quebec government doesn't reach a deal with its union by the end of May.PoliticsApr 18
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Quebec language policies lack nuance, some experts sayDespite the Quebec government's repeated claim the French language is in decline in Quebec, a recent study suggests otherwise when it comes to the public sphere.PoliticsApr 5
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Former Canadian judge accused of killing wife pleads guilty to manslaughterQuebec's Jacques Delisle is believed to be the first Canadian judge to ever stand trial for murder. He was convicted in 2012 of fatally shooting his wife Marie Nicole Rainville.CrimeMar 14
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Cultural hub for English-speaking Quebecers celebrates 200 yearsStarting as an early scientific institution, the Learning and Historical Society of Quebec has become the custodian of Quebec City's English-language cultural centre.CanadaMar 11
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What to expect ahead of Quebec’s budgetBetween a drop in Hydro-Québec's dividend, an economic slowdown, and recent negotiations with public sector unions, the province has little wiggle room in its upcoming budget.PoliticsMar 8
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Quebec mayors call for cultural shift following resignation of Gatineau’s France BélisleIn an open letter Monday, Longueuil Mayor Catherine Fournier says it's time for a period of introspection, following the resignation of Gatineau Mayor France Bélisle.PoliticsFeb 26
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Quebec City historian showcases province’s hip-hop scene in local exhibitWebster has long aimed to shed a light on the lesser-known parts of Quebec history, but he says it was hip hop that first showed him the power of self-expression.EntertainmentFeb 23
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Non-French-speaking asylum seekers should be encouraged to move outside Quebec, commissioner saysQuebec's commissioner for the French language says temporary immigration is contributing to the decline of the French language in Quebec, including an increase in asylum seekers.CanadaFeb 15
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Quebec groups speak out against bill protecting secularism lawQuebec's minister responsible for secularism has tabled a bill that would extend the use of the notwithstanding clause to protect the secularism law from some court challenges.PoliticsFeb 9
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Quebec government in hot water with third MNA accused of ethics breachAs Quebec politicians made their return to the legislature Tuesday, a Québec Solidaire MNA accused a CAQ MNA of soliciting donations in exchange for meeting with a minister.PoliticsJan 30
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Quebec minister asks prime minister to halt ‘open bar’ immigrationQuebec Education Minister Bernard Drainville says the province's school system is at its breaking point when it comes to welcoming more immigrants.PoliticsJan 24
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Quebec researchers look at targeting inflammation as possible treatment for ALSA new study out of Université Laval suggests blocking inflammation could reduce symptoms in some patients living with ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease.HealthJan 19
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Stricter language laws coming for Quebec businesses. Not everyone is happySome Quebec businesses will soon have to change their signs to display two times more French than English.PoliticsJan 12
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English universities have grounds for legal action to counter tuition hike, lawyer saysConstitutional Rights Lawyer Julius Grey believes anglophone universities have grounds for legal action against the CAQ government.CanadaDec 15, 2023
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Negotiations stalling in health-care sector, Quebec premier saysPremier François Legault believes the province will reach an agreement with teachers by the end of the week, but says talks are at a standstill with the health-care sector.PoliticsDec 13, 2023
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Debate on major health reform cut short after CAQ government invokes closureThe Coalition Avenir Québec government will use closure to push its sweeping health-care reform bill into law before the provincial legislature breaks for the winter holidays.PoliticsDec 8, 2023
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Quebec government wants to extend session to adopt health-care reformThe government is proposing extending the legislative committee's work for three days, and reconvening the National Assembly to vote on the bill on Dec. 14.PoliticsDec 6, 2023
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Bill 15 is not a threat to English hospital services, health minister saysThe health minister says his major health-care reform bill will not have an impact on English health-care services, after a recent amendment he tabled suggested otherwise.PoliticsDec 1, 2023
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Quebec stands firm on lease transfers, pushes changes throughWith less than two weeks left before the national assembly breaks for the holidays, Housing Minister France-Élaine Duranceau is trying to push ahead with Bill 31.CanadaNov 28, 2023
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Montreal-area mayors warn of possible cuts to public transitThe municipalities have been in ongoing negotiations with the provincial government, asking the province to cover their public transit agencies' growing deficit.CanadaOct 31, 2023
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Quebec students to undergo mandatory anti-violence trainingQuebec students will soon have to undergo seven to nine hours of mandatory anti-violence training every year, following a series of violent incidents in the province's schools.CanadaOct 27, 2023
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Hydro-Quebec rates ‘never’ to increase above 3 per cent, premier promisesPremier François Legault was questioned following a Radio-Canada report that suggested Hydro-Quebec CEO Michael Sabia felt increasing fees was necessary.PoliticsOct 25, 2023
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