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Quebec provincial government wants more powers from Canada to protect French languageQuebec wants more recognition of the French language being in danger in Canada.PoliticsFeb 5
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Legault government beats the clock to pass bill to jump start Quebec economyPassed Thursday night, the bill will speed up some 180 infrastructure projects by reducing the timeframe for environmental assessments.EconomyDec 11, 2020
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Montreal authorities clear out Notre-Dame Street homeless camp over safety concernsThe camp, near the Port of Montreal, has been in place for several months. The decision to evict comes after a fire in the camp over the weekend.PoliticsDec 7, 2020
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Quebec tables revamped bill to fast-track infrastructure projects and reboot economyAs the province faces a second wave of the novel coronavirus, Quebec treasury board president Sonia Lebel said fighting the virus and strengthening the economy are top priorities.EconomySep 23, 2020
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Quebec hits pause on Bill 61, treasury board president says province will table new legislationThe Legault government will table a new bill, according to the Treasury Board president.EconomyAug 19, 2020
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Quebec tables bill to abolish time constraints for civil cases related to sexual assaultIf passed, Bill 55 will abolish the statute of limitations for civil suits related to sexual assault.CanadaJun 4, 2020
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Quebecers experiencing sexual violence, workplace harassment can get free legal aid from JuripopJuripop provides free legal advice to clients across Quebec. It also provides interpretation services for people who do not speak English or French.CanadaJun 3, 2020
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Quebec demands answers after convicted killer out on parole allegedly kills againQuebec's justice minister wants answers from the federal government following the slaying of a 22-year-old woman, allegedly killed by a man previously convicted of murder and out on parole.CrimeJan 24, 2020
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Quebec will comply with ruling that struck down assisted death provisionsThe Quebec government says it will comply with a court decision striking down parts of the federal and provincial laws on medically assisted death that were deemed too strict.CanadaJan 21, 2020
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Quebec has no plans to appeal ruling that struck down parts of assisted dying lawThe Quebec government says it won't appeal a court ruling striking down sections of the provincial law on medically assisted dying deemed unconstitutional.CanadaOct 3, 2019
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