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Chatting with staff at Montreal's Welcome Collective, Marie is beaming. It's one of the first times in the year she's been here that she's without her toddler."It's a joy for me," she said.That's because her one-and-a-half year old daughter is at daycare, and Marie got her into the subsidized spot thanks to a Quebec Court of Appeal ruling on Feb. 7 allowing asylum seekers access.CBC News is not naming the single mother and asylum seeker who fled Angola bec...

"We will not stop until we put an end to the violent events we are currently seeing," the force says.

The building has been vacant since its last resident moved out in 2021, which sparked concern over its future.

Our decision is about defending who we are as an anglo university. Its also about demonstrating that the government did not act reasonably.

The computer password game is one were destined to lose.

In 2021, a Quebec court found that Bill 21 violates basic rights and is having a “cruel” and “dehumanizing” impact on minorities, especially Muslim women. However, it nevertheless upheld the discriminatory ban on religious signs as the CAQ government’s invocation of the “notwithstanding clause” was "lawful."

"The government should really appreciate that they are just talking about the numbers that are coming in, but definitely a lot are not staying."

Canadians are critical of the grocery giants, and experts say the grocers face an uphill battle to regain consumers trust. Keep reading.

From Jean Pronovost and Mario Lemieux to Scotty Bowman and even Sidney Crosby, the shared history is a rich one.

Stéphanie Meunier argues in her request she is not a violent person and does not represent a danger to society.