Daniel Jutras News Today

Past crackdowns led to reputational hits and public apologies for the universities involved — and, in one case, millions of dollars in payouts by the city.

The decision by the Legault government to increase tuition fees from $9,000 to $12,000 for out of province students is hurting Montreal, says Daniel Jutras, rector of the Université de

In October 2023, after months of meetings with Higher Education Minister Pascale Déry, the English universities thought tuition reform would not hurt them. They were very wrong.

Citing financial pressures and "significant headwinds," Calgary-based low-cost airline Lynx Air has announced it will cease operations.

Canadians are critical of the grocery giants, and experts say the grocers face an uphill battle to regain consumers trust. Keep reading.

From Jean Pronovost and Mario Lemieux to Scotty Bowman and even Sidney Crosby, the shared history is a rich one.

Stéphanie Meunier argues in her request she is not a violent person and does not represent a danger to society.

The litany of supposed benefits of hydrogenated water triggers skepticism, but not dismissal without investigation.

Water activities prevail in summer and the condo-hotel is near Magog Marine, a summertime hub for boating and fishing, as well as the town’s beaches and bike trail.

As part of its legal challenge, McGill will ask Quebec Superior Court to suspend the tuition changes pending the outcome of their legal challenge.