Quebec Government
-
Montreal community groups, politicians calling for more social housingPeople who live in Montreal's NDG neighbourhood are wondering why, in the middle of a housing crisis, apartment buildings like ones at 5210 to 5222 Walkley Avenue, are boarded up.CanadaMay 26
-
CAQ members vote on 32 proposals at annual convention, discuss what the party should do nextAround 1,000 party members have gathered to discuss what they believe the party should do next, culminating with a confidence vote for Premier Francois Legault.PoliticsMay 13
-
Former Quebec premier seeking additional $2.7M in lawsuit against the provinceJean Charest is now asking for an additional $2 million in punitive damages, $500,000 to pay his lawyers' fees and another $205,000 in other damages.CanadaMay 5
![]()
-
Employees of Floralies long-term care home in Montreal protest closure, CIUSS mistreatmentDozens of employees demonstrated outside the Floralies Lachine long-term care home Friday morning to voice their frustration with the West Island health authority.HealthMay 5
![]()
-
Families call on politicians to help solve Notre-Dame-des-Neiges cemetery labour disputeFamilies say they are caught in the middle and their right to bury and visit their loved ones has been denied for too long, saying the conflict is nothing short of cruel.PoliticsApr 25
![]()
-
Quebec truckers worry problems at auto board will force them to park their rigsTrucker association members say they are worried they could be hit with fines if they travel outside Quebec without a renewal.CanadaMar 11
![]()
-
Asylum seekers face hurdles, discrimination as they compete for housing in MontrealWhen asylum seekers arrive in Quebec, they are transported to hotels rented by the federal government, and after a short period, they are moved to government-run shelters.CanadaMar 2
![]()
-
Quebec finance minister to table budget on March 21Finance Minister Eric Girard made the announcement at the provincial legislature in Quebec City. The upcoming budget marks the CAQ government's first budget of its second mandate.CanadaFeb 23
![]()
-
Quebec’s top court begins hearing appeals on secularism law known as Bill 21The law prohibits public sector workers who are deemed to be in positions of authority from wearing religious symbols such as hijabs, kippas or turbans at work.CanadaNov 7, 2022
![]()
-
Quebec asks drivers for ‘Plan B’ as major Montreal tunnel lane closures beginThe Louis-Hippolyte-La Fontaine tunnel in Montreal, which serves about 120,000 commuters on a daily basis, is half operational as massive repair work gets underway.CanadaOct 31, 2022
![]()
