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Despite Justin Trudeaus election promise, it seems the Liberals are “whipping” their MPs into backing the Official Languages Act reform.

Increasing the mobility of health-care staff to work anywhere in the network could leave some regions understaffed, the union warns.

Latest poll suggests cancellation of car-tunnel project has put a dent in the Quebec governments air of invincibility.

Opponents have been mobilizing and taking aim at the language law from several legal angles. The government might be in for a rude awakening.

The City of Côte St. Luc has specified that a permit is not needed for a lemonade stand on its territory, but with an important caveat."No permit necessary for a

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The CAQ governments move to shut private placement agencies risks backfiring if nurses salaries and working conditions arent improved.

The latest weather disaster shows the province did not fully grasp the warnings and recommendations of the Nicolet commission 25 years ago.

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

Quebecs online initiative could yield positive results if it focuses more on the promotion of French and less on the threat of English.