Former Montreal mayor Denis Coderre has officially applied to enter the race to lead the Quebec Liberal Party.
Bill 21 prohibits some public-sector workers such as teachers and police officers from wearing religious symbols on the job.
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Intolerance toward LGBTQ+ people on the rise in Quebec schools, new study saysMONTREAL - A new survey of thousands of Quebec high school students shows that anti-LGBTQ+ attitudes have risen sharply, with ...
A PWHL Takeover Tour game between Montreal and Ottawa set for Sunday is poised to sell out Quebec City's Videotron Centre, as ...
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NYC terror plot suspect returns to court in Montreal over extradition caseA Pakistani national from Ontario who was arrested in Quebec for allegedly plotting to kill Jews in New York City returns to ...
QUEBEC — The province should use its water resources, including threatening to turn off the tap to the Americans, as a weapon ...
After a challenging 10-day West Coast stretch, the Montreal Victoire prepare for a packed weekend, facing the Minnesota Frost ...
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Quebec opposition parties call for investigation into struggling Lion ElectricQuebec’s opposition parties are calling for answers about whether Lion Electric Co. misled investors while receiving ...
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A Pakistani man accused of planning an ISIS-inspired mass shooting in New York has been ordered to appear in a Quebec court ...
Former Montreal mayor Denis Coderre took advantage of his filing of his candidacy for the Liberal leadership on Friday to announce that he intended to serve a formal notice on Revenu Québec, which he ...
Latest outdoor refrigerated community rink built by the Montreal Canadiens Children's Foundation is the first in the Capitale ...
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