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Quebec brings together experts to support sexual and domestic violence victims
The Quebec government has announced the creation of an expert panel to look at improving support for sexual assault and domestic violence victims. Continue reading
Quebec premier won’t back down over handling of immigration file
The province is holding public hearings over its proposed immigration bill. Continue reading
Quebec will not hold referendum on electoral reform
By Raquel Fletcher Quebec City Correspondent
Justice Minister Sonia LeBel said she will table a bill — “a bill that will have the largest consensus possible” — before Oct. 1, even though the Liberal Party is against this reform. Continue reading
CAQ and Liberals battle over public hearings on Quebec immigration
By Raquel Fletcher Quebec City Correspondent
A quarrel between the CAQ and the Liberal Party brought the National Assembly to a temporary halt Thursday. The two parties cannot agree on how to proceed with Bill 9 hearings. Continue reading
Quebec government pushes on with plan to enroll 4-year-olds in preschool
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
The Quebec government is going ahead with its promise to offer preschool to four-year-olds across the province. Continue reading
Quebec status of women minister calls Muslim head scarf a symbol of oppression
Quebec’s new minister responsible for the status of women faced criticism after saying she considers the hijab to be a symbol of oppression. Continue reading
Quebec parties meet to discuss ways to better support sexual assault victims
Members of Quebec’s four main political parties, including the minister of justice, are meeting today to discuss changing the way sexual violence cases are adjudicated in the province. Continue reading
Dominique Anglade ‘could be interested’ in running for Quebec Liberal leadership
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
Quebec Liberal Dominique Anglade isn’t ruling out a run for the party’s leadership. Continue reading
Quebec politicians back to work Tuesday under new CAQ government
By Raquel Fletcher Quebec City Correspondent
The 42nd legislature of Quebec’s National Assembly will be the first with a CAQ government. Beginning Tuesday afternoon, the CAQ says it will start tackling its campaign promises. Continue reading
7 candidates set to battle it out in former premier Philippe Couillard’s Roberval riding
Elections Quebec says following a Saturday deadline, seven parties have put up a candidate seeking to replace the former premier when voters in the riding go to the polls on Dec. 10. Continue reading