Quebec Elections

• Quebec police arrest 31 people during election campaign for threats, property damage

  Quebec provincial police say say a total of 66 charges were laid, including 47 for crimes against a person and 19 for property-related offences.

  Politics

  Oct 7, 2022
  
• Quebec elects record number of women, but will they be named to key cabinet roles?

  Quebecers made history when they elected a record number of women, but political observers say more is needed to ensure equality between men and women in politics.

  Politics

  Oct 6, 2022
  
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• More Quebecers coming forward with claims they were dropped off voting list

  More electors are coming forward to say their names were inexplicably missing from Quebec's electoral list, meaning they weren't able to vote in Monday's provincial election.

  Politics

  Oct 5, 2022
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• Getting to the polls poses challenges for Quebecers with disabilities

  Advocates worry about people in wheelchairs who live far from a polling stations and who also need their attendant to travel with them.

  Canada

  Sep 26, 2022
• A look at Eric Duhaime, leader of the Conservative Party of Quebec

  Born: April 15, 1969, in Montreal. Early years: An only child, Duhaime grew up in the Montreal suburb of Laval. His mother worked as a bus driver and his father worked at a factory. Duhaime began to follow the news while in primary school, reading the daily paper and watching nightly news broadcasts, a habit...

  Politics

  Sep 20, 2022
• Quebec Solidaire and Parti Quebecois leaders trip over academic freedom debate

  The first debate held among Quebec party leaders had one moment that is being qualified by some as silly, others as horrifying, and in general, completely unnecessary.

  Politics

  Sep 16, 2022
• Canadian Party of Quebec looks to court anglophones, federalists

  The Canadian Party of Quebec is billing itself as an "unapologetically federalist party" with bilingualism as one of its founding principles.

  Politics

  Apr 26, 2022
• City of Dorval denies transitional home from opening, blames municipal election

  LI-BER-T house, a charitable organization looking to rent its first transitional home in Dorval to help recovering women, says its path forward has hit a snag.

  Canada

  Nov 4, 2021
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• Call for mail-in voting for future Lester B. Pearson School Board elections

  Lester B. Pearson School board is calling on the Quebec government to allow mail-in voting for the upcoming school board election.

  Education

  Apr 27, 2021
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• Opposition leader slams Quebec government over English school board elections

  Liberal leader Dominique Anglade claims the messages coming from the government and public health are confusing and she's urging Quebec to postpone the elections.

  Education

  Nov 17, 2020