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People from Brazil, the U.S. and France were among the travellers who flocked to Sherbrooke, Que., for the total solar eclipse.

Ontarians are wealthier than Quebeckers, but Francois Legault is on a mission to close the gap. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. tap here to…

Ontarians are wealthier than Quebeckers, but Francois Legault is on a mission to close the gap. Find out more.

Daybreak host Sean Henry speaks with Didier Deramond, the director general of the Association of Quebec police chiefs.

In an unexpected move as young Quebec students get back to school, Education Minister Bernard Drainville is essentially hitting the reset button by raising the academic bar back up to pre-pandemic levels.

As students head back to classes across the province, Quebec’s law restricting the number of hours teens can work during the school year is officially coming into effect.

As he prepares to leave Montreal's Notre-Dame Hospital, Stanley Vollant says he wants to help his own community and protect his own health.

Burnout in nursing isn't just a pandemic problem. Staffing shortages and forced overtime go back decades, and advocates say the field is still exploited and stereotyped as 'women's work.'

I was glancing at the book, The Morning After. A political ‘what if’, it asks key players what might have happened had the second Quebec referendum, held in 1995, endorsed sovereignty, rather than falling short by just 60,000 votes.

Our hopes are high. Our faith in the people is great. Our courage is strong. And our dreams for this beautiful country will never die.- Pierre Elliott T...