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The province aims to legislate to boost French content on streaming platforms

MONTREAL - Quebec intends to legislate to boost French content on streaming platforms as it seeks to push back against the overwhelming influence of foreign digital culture and corporations.

The immediate political impact for Justin Trudeau and his government is far greater than the legal impact

OTTAWA – In a landmark ruling, a Federal Court judge ruled Tuesday that the Liberal government unconstitutionally and unjustifiably invoked the ...

&#34Its a bit unusual that were debating sensitive issues without hearing the voices of the people involved,” Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois says.

Quebec's Family Minister unveiled the three-person committee who will advise the government on gender identity issues Tuesday. But LGBTQ advocates are worried that they are not represented.

The former president of the Council on the Status of Women has been selected to chair a new advisory committee to address issues surrounding gender identity.

The members of Quebecs new committee on gender identity issues share a few things in common: they are experts in their fields, highly accomplished, and none of them are transgender. Its a reality that has not gone unnoticed by advocacy groups in the province.

Quebec already did so, although its not entirely clear whether that was legal

Ethical guidelines set out by the Canadian Judicial Council specify that judges must cease all partisan political activity.