Questions continue to pile up over the government's COVID-19 tracking app.

Quebec will wait several more days before submitting an 'updated' plan for the start of the school year. Health Minister Christian Dubé said on Monday that it will be presented next week.

The government has tabled 112 pages of new amendments to its proposed school board reform legislation, but none will appease a coalition of English-speaking groups who want the bill scrapped.

Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois said it is not the time to cut taxes for the wealthy, but to invest in the middle class, teachers, nurses and provide more funding to the health-care sector.

The end of the national assembly session has MNAs from all parties leaving unhappy.

A particularly brash week at the Quebec National Assembly has some wondering if Speaker François Paradis has lost control of Question Period.

Québec Solidaire doubled down on its stance, reaffirming support for the environmental activists behind the protests.

At the end of its pre-session caucus Quebec Solidaire said it vows to defend workers rights and school boards.

The provincial government announced in January that Riverdale, an English high school, would be transferred to a French school board to alleviate overcrowding.

As the National Assembly's 42nd legislature opened Tuesday afternoon, Quebec's opposition parties also pressed Premier François Legault on climate change.