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An investigation into the end-of-life care of Andrée Simard, widow of former Quebec premier Robert Bourassa, found evidence of poor communication and organization at St-Marys Hospital -- but no sign of "ethical lapses" by staff. In January 2023, Michelle Bourassa published a statement alleging the medical team charged with her mothers care refused to give her adequate pain relief, causing deep distress in the days leading up to her death.

The coronation of King Charles III has inspired some Canadians to muse about amending the Constitution. But that ignores all the issues that would emerge if we were to scratch that itch

Mr. Lalonde helped the federal government weather one of its most significant challenges during the FLQ crisis

After four years as leader of the Official Opposition, Rachel Notley wants Alberta’s top job—again. But to win the premiership, she will also have to defy the odds.

From the time The Suburban printed its first edition in 1963, politicians from the federal, provincial and municipal level, as well as public school boards, have dominated our headlines. We

The Montreal police believe both assaults are hate crimes.

It "demonstrates our desire to build bridges between the different communities,” says borough councillor Mindy Pollak.

Antoine Dionne Charest, son of former premier Jean Charest, has sparked some buzz about his own political future.

It is our pleasure, therefore, that those prices, which the concise items in the following list indicate, be held in attention throughout our whole domain, in such a way that all men understand that freedom to exceed them is removed.

Why modeling America's health care system on those of Canada andBritain would be a mistake.