The Quebec government stirred up a debate about the French language and the use of English in the National Assembly.

Quebec Liberal Party Leader Dominique Anglade said a statement by D'Amours on progress made on the Viens Commission recommendations proves she's unfit to hold the Indigenous affairs portfolio.

Quebec's national assembly has passed a motion to affirm the importance of protecting the French language amid backlash over a big investment in the 'language police.'

Dominique Anglade was isolating after her daughter developed a cough.

In Quebec, Anglade is the latest elected official to take precautions and stay home.

About 100 people, including several politicians, gathered in front of Montreal's Lebanese consulate to pay their respects.

Bill 61 is meant to revive Quebec's economy during the COVID-19 health crisis.

The 46-year-old has taken the helm of a party in the political wilderness.

The national assembly has not seen an in-person sitting since March 17.

She is also the first woman to run for leader of the Quebec Liberals in the party's 150-year history.