A government bill being studied this week at the national assembly aims to give Quebecers more control and protection over their credit.

A Friday morning debate at the Quebec National Assembly on improving health care services has three political parties pointing the finger at each other.

A National Assembly hearing on cannabis continued in Quebec City on Tuesday. The minister was accused of not listening to suggestions to modify the bill.

Liberal interim leader Pierre Arcand said that during the election campaign his party failed to inspire people and didn't focus enough on the environment.

Frustrated commuters who rely on the Deux-Montagnes train line are in for a bit of a financial break.

Several thousand Quebecers have placed an order for personalized licence plates.

On Tuesday, July 3, afternoon rush hour service was almost an hour late on the Deux-Montagne line from Central Station. 

Under the new rules, simply holding a portable electronic device while driving a vehicle is illegal.

Among the proposed measures: banning freight trucks from the Mercier Bridge during rush hour.

NDG residents met with Transport Quebec officials to find out more information on the long-awaited Dalle-Parc pedestrian walkway.