Quebec Premier François Legault says he's watching the financial situation at Bombardier Inc. "very closely."

In Quebec, anglophones face language barries and a lack of access to services when it comes to employment.

The increase represents additional earnings between $400 and $650 a year, depending on the number of hours worked and the employee's family situation.

Tourism in Quebec City is booming — and business owners are struggling to find competent workers to serve the influx of customers.

Over the last two years, unemployment has dropped in Quebec and the Liberal government is promising to create even more jobs. Yet, critics say there still isn’t enough being done to fight poverty.

The Quebec government says it is investing $45 million a year for the next three years into Quebec's youth employment centres.