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P.E.I., Quebec intervene in Saskatchewan’s legal challenge of carbon tax
Dennis King says he does not want to be seen as a Progressive Conservative premier joining the “resistance” of other conservative provincial leaders across the country. Continue reading
Quebec proposes justice reforms to keep vulnerable people out of the courts
By Raquel Fletcher Quebec City Correspondent
Justice Minister Sonia LeBel wants to put an end to what she calls “revolving doors” – people being dragged in and out of the justice system who shouldn’t be there, like those who are homeless or struggling with addiction. Continue reading
Quebec justice minister calls for probe after report judge acquitted friend for traffic fine
Jean Herbert also told the Journal he helped other friends by changing their court dates. Continue reading
Advocates want Quebec Alzheimer’s case to start dialogue on caregiving support
The case reveals how family members caring for sick relatives often live in isolation, says advocate. Continue reading
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 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
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Two victims of Quebec City mosque shooting receive medals for acts of courage
Two victims of the Quebec City mosque shooting are among eight Quebecers being honoured for their acts of courage. Continue reading
After nearly two years of fighting, Quebec City Mosque shooting widow will get compensation
By Gloria Henriquez Reporter/Weather specialist
After two years of fighting in court, the widow and children of a victim of the Quebec City mosque shooting will be granted compensation. Continue reading
Quebec human rights commission president resigns after being criticized for management style
Under fire for months for her management style, the president of Quebec’s human rights commission resigned Thursday. Continue reading
Quebec ready to reform family law to protect children of common-law spouses
Quebec says it is ready to enact a major reform of family law. Continue reading