Charlevoix

• Quebec details plan to capture, fence in isolated caribou herds to protect them

  The plan involves capturing the pregnant females and releasing them once their fawns are a few months old.

  Canada

  Jan 19
  
• Domestic violence advocate sounds alarm after Charlevoix woman’s death

  Carolyne Labonté is at least the ninth woman to be killed in an alleged case of domestic violence in the province since the beginning of 2021.

  Canada

  Apr 13, 2021
  
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• Earthquake of 3.4 magnitude ‘strongly felt’ in parts of Quebec’s Charlevoix area

  An earthquake of a 3.4 magnitude shook parts of Quebec north of the province's capital early Monday.

  Canada

  Dec 28, 2020
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• Quebec’s plan to protect caribou by killing wolves sparks criticism

  A Quebec government plan that involves shooting wolves if they get too close to an endangered caribou herd is drawing criticism from environmentalists.

  Environment

  Dec 11, 2019
• Quebec designer and partner say they were victims of homophobic attack

  Markantoine Lynch-Boisvert said they were confronted by the man outside the bar, who allegedly headbutted Lynch-Boisvert in the face while two others attacked his partner.

  Crime

  Aug 25, 2019
• One person injured in Pointe-Saint-Charles shooting

  The victim was found in a depanneur on Coleraine Street near Charlevoix, said police spokesperson Julien Lévesque.

  Crime

  Jun 15, 2019
• Quebec health minister vows change after woman gives birth in car due to staff shortage

  The temporary closure of La Malbaie's birthing services reflects a province-wide problem of labour shortages.

  Canada

  Apr 8, 2019
• Involve business in ocean plastics pollution issue, talks: environment minister

  Catherine McKenna, speaking at a news conference today in Halifax, said Canadians are throwing out up to $150 billion worth of plastic each year, much of which ends up in the water.

  Environment

  Jul 10, 2018
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• Armed cop ‘intimidated’ by Global News reporter at G7 protests, asks her to move

  A Global News reporter was asked to move by a police officer at the G7 protests because she was 'intimidating' him.

  Politics

  Jun 8, 2018
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• In Quebec, caution — but little fear — as city and shop owners prepare for night of G7 protests

  Shop owners in Quebec City are battening down the hatches ahead of G7 protests scheduled for Thursday night but while there is caution, there seems to be little fear about what might come.

  Canada

  Jun 7, 2018