The lawsuit filed Friday in Montreal seeks $1 million in punitive damages and $50,000 in moral damages.

Charest said the Canadian aerospace industry could "help Canada overcome the huge deficits to come" and that the sector should therefore be given priority for government aid.

Former Quebec premier Jean Charest has announced that he will not seek the federal Conservative leadership.

They have applied to the court for leave to appeal a decision against suspending the controversial law pending a full legal challenge.

"Yes, Mr. Harper has left his position on the Conservative Fund," said a Conservative spokesperson.

A Quebec judge will hear a request for a stay of proceedings from former deputy premier Nathalie Normandeau.

About 20 people from across the country gathered to present O'Toole with a plan to win the upcoming Tory leadership contest following Andrew Scheer's resignation.

Arcand argued that by not taking part in Climate Week in New York, the premier had chosen his side — that of a "climate inactivist."

The Director of Criminal and Penal Prosecutions (DPCP) has announced it is dropping some charges against former deputy premier Nathalie Normandeau.

Jean Charest is close to Canada's ambassador to the UN, and he'll help pursue a seat on the security council.