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Quebec flooding: Two firefighters missing northeast of capital, states of emergency - OHS Canada Magazine - Vimarsana News

Quebec flooding: Two firefighters missing northeast of capital, states of emergency - OHS Canada Magazine

Provincial police have confirmed that two people swept away by the current on the flooded Riviere du Gouffre in Quebec's Charlevoix region, where up to 60

Quebec floods: 2 missing firefighters identified as search continues - Vimarsana News

Quebec floods: 2 missing firefighters identified as search continues

The search continued Tuesday for two Quebec firefighters swept away in floodwaters northeast of Quebec City, as heavy rains washed out roads and cut off homes in several regions across the province. The two missing firefighters are Christopher Lavoie, 23, and Régis Lavoie, who is in his 50s, Noovo Info has confirmed.

Extended power outages raise questions about resilience of Quebec's power grid - MRO Magazine - Vimarsana News

Extended power outages raise questions about resilience of Quebec's power grid - MRO Magazine

MONTREAL - As some Quebecers remained in the dark Wednesday a week after an ice storm struck the province, energy experts said the lengthy outages raised

Secularism law doesn't deny religious freedom but is 'justified constraint': Quebec - Vimarsana News

Secularism law doesn't deny religious freedom but is 'justified constraint': Quebec

  MONTREAL -- Quebec's attorney general argued Wednesday that the province's state secularism law does not deny freedom of religion -- rather, it frames it. After hearing arguments against the controversial law in court for several weeks, the attorney general's office will take the next two days to plead its constitutionality. The piece of legislation, known as Bill 21, is being contested by several groups who want to have it struck down, in whole or in part. Adopted in June 2019 by the National Assembly, it prohibits the wearing of religious symbols by certain public employees when the...