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The existence of Geoffrey Kelley's commission on euthanasia indicates that Quebecers are ready to tackle death. They've done abortion, gay rights and immigration. Now, it's time to move on to death. Nothing but the big ones!

QUEBEC - Forestry operations in Quebec's Mauricie region were disrupted when aboriginal protesters blocked a railway line and logging road Wednesday.

MONTREAL - More than a dozen generators will be used to provide power in two northern Quebec aboriginal communities that are coping with frigid temperatures.

Morrison, 24, was last seen 15 years ago on June 17 in the Montreal borough of LaSalle.

An 11-year-old boy is fed up with the work-to-rule tactics employed by his teachers, so he decides to write a letter to his local MNA that quickly gained traction on Facebook.

Teresa Dellar, the executive director and co-founder of the West Island Palliative Care Residence, has passed away at the age of 58.

More Quebecers have responded to the online survey on euthanasia than any other topic reviewed by the provincial government, suggesting a lively, emotional debate as public hearings get under way across the province Tuesday.

West Island MNA Geoffrey Kelley is named native affairs minister, his second stint in that portfolio, as Liberal Premier Jean Charest shuffles his cabinet.

West Island delegation seeks assurances that Quebec is committed to the Train de l’ouest, a proposal to upgrade commuter-rail service to downtown Montreal. <br /><br />

Premier Pauline Marois surprised Quebecers with the announcement that her government intends to impose Bill 101 on companies under federal jurisdiction.

In the four federalist ridings of the West Island, some voters feel lost in the shuffle where real issues like transit, healthcare and education are concerned.

Quebec Premier-elect Philippe Couillard says he isn't looking for confrontation.

Rigaud residents are getting fed up as they wait for flood services, including building inspections and construction permits.

Quebec's native affairs minister is being criticized for making a joke about the stereotypical term "Indian time."

A new report made public Wednesday evening, concludes there may be systemic racism in Quebec's police force when it comes to First Nations.

Indigenous women in communities across Quebec say they are sick of the racism they encounter daily.

The group felt that since so many members of the English community were left out of the official hearings, it was only fair to give the groups a platform to air their concerns.

Pollsters have indicated the CAQ can win the Oct. 1 provincial election without any of the 27 ridings on the island of Montreal.

This week on Focus Montreal, hear from longtime MNA Geoff Kelley on why he's stepping away from politics, learn about Montreal's Jerk Food Festival and retired Montreal promoter Sheldon Kagan is back with a new book.

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