CAQ Government

• Concordia University students launch 3-day strike to protest tuition hikes

  Concordia University students launched a three-day strike protesting the Quebec government's tuition hikes for out-of-province students.

  Education

  Jan 31
  
• Québec Solidaire immigration critic calls on province to reconsider family reunification limits

  Around 36,000 people are waiting for their family reunification applications to be processed in Quebec, where they take double the time to be processed compared to other provinces.

  Canada

  Sep 19, 2023
  
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• Atikamekw group calls for Quebec cultural safety bill to be rewritten

  The Joyce's Principle Office says the cultural safety bill doesn't go far enough, because of the government's continued refusal to acknowledge the existence of systemic racism.

  Politics

  Sep 13, 2023
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• Five things to watch for with a new CAQ government led by François Legault

  Here are five things to watch out for as the CAQ leader prepares to name his new cabinet and begins to make good on his party's election promises.

  Canada

  Oct 4, 2022
• Use of notwithstanding clause in Quebec language reform bill causes debate

  The Quebec government hasn't yet revealed its French language reform bill, but it says it plans to use the notwithstanding clause. This lead to lively debate.

  Politics

  Apr 30, 2021
• Quebec disappointed federal budget didn’t increase health transfers

  In the wake of Monday's federal budget announcement, Quebec politicians are upset that their No.1 request — increased transfer payments for health care — was not fulfilled.

  Economy

  Apr 20, 2021
• Quebec hospital parking fees go down to $10 a day

  Hospital parking fees have been reduced to $10 a day in Quebec as the Legault government keeps its election promise.

  Canada

  Jun 22, 2020
• Education Minister Jean-François Roberge says many anglophones in favour of CAQ government

  During a year-end sit-down interview with Global News, Quebec Education Minister Jean-François Roberge said larger-scale consultations on school board reform are not necessary.

  Politics

  Dec 31, 2019
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• Quebec medical specialists seal 3-year deal with the provincial government

  Medical specialists will be taking a $1.6-billion pay cut, which will be re-invested back into the health care system.

  Health

  Dec 11, 2019
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• Poll shows CAQ has gained support since election

  A new poll shows the Coalition Avenir Quebec (CAQ) government is even more popular now than when it was first elected.

  Politics

  Jun 18, 2019