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Jack Jedwab, president of the Association for Canadian Studies, cautions against conflating the findings of Holocaust skepticism with outright denial.

The officers pulled over Stanley Jossirain for no reason and destroyed a passengers ID card out of malice, the judge ruled.

The education minister says a directive that schools should "avoid holding outdoor activities" during the eclipse was badly worded.

The ship crashed into one of the bridges supports, causing the structure to snap and buckle at several points and tumble into the water.

As the CAQ sinks, the rival Parti Québécois has picked up steam, ousting François Legaults party from first place in polls.

Like Neapolitan pizza and the French baguette, the iconic Quebec dish — which is marking its 60th anniversary — merits UNESCO recognition.

Véronique Manceaux is charged with first-degree murder and with causing an indignity to the victims body.

After a spate of protests outside Jewish institutions, the Plante administration is facing criticism for its response.

Jean-François Ratelle of Joliette was killed in combat ,and Alain Derasp of Chicoutimi died after contracting an illness near the front lines.

This year, Palm Sunday falls on March 24. Also known as Passion Sunday, it marks the start of Holy Week.