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The five members of Canadas 2018 world junior team facing charges are unlikely to get their day in court before next year or the year after.

Revenue is strong, attendance is strong, and four cities could end up outbidding each other for the rights to a new NHL team.

The university is working on a "tentative timeline for the reopening" of the downtown venue after air quality test results fell within guidelines.

The governing Coalition Avenir Québec has lost half the votes it bagged in the 2022 election while the Parti Québécois surges.

Couriers in the drug-trafficking network were willing to deliver kilograms of cocaine to towns as far away as St-Jean-Port-Joli, more than 380 kilometres northeast of Montreal.

Remembering the shooting at the mosque in Quebec City is always a painful anniversary. This year the occasion is even more sombre.

The Jewish rights organization said the council should not have allowed pro-Palestinian activists to dominate the meetings question period.

Bloc Québécois Leader Yves-François Blanchet cites allegations of threats against senators as among the reasons his party is no longer supporting the Tories on the bill.

“The supply chain is not just an obscure thing that’s just out there. It affects us enormously.”

A group had argued it was “unreasonable” for Quebec to have authorized the battery plant because it didn’t have enough environmental impact information.