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Hundreds of thousands of Quebec public sector workers stage walkouts after CAQ government reiterates demand for real wage cuts - Vimarsana News

Hundreds of thousands of Quebec public sector workers stage walkouts after CAQ government reiterates demand for real wage cuts

Although contracts for their 420,000 members expired more than seven months ago, Monday’s half-day strike was the first job action called by the Common Front inter-union alliance.

Source: wsws.org
Quebec developing standardized protocols for allergic reactions in schools - Vimarsana News

Quebec developing standardized protocols for allergic reactions in schools

Quebec schools could soon be instructed to keep epinephrine injectors, or EpiPens, on hand for emergency use. Some schools already keep Epipens on site, but it's the legal responsibility of students with allergies to bring their own to school.

Ontario will not renew electricity deal with Quebec - Vimarsana News

Ontario will not renew electricity deal with Quebec

The Ontario government does not plan to renew the Ontario-Quebec Electricity Trade Agreement, Radio-Canada is reporting.

Quebec election: CAQ expands majority, Montreal chooses other parties - Vimarsana News

Quebec election: CAQ expands majority, Montreal chooses other parties

As ridings around the province fell to Legault's centre-right CAQ party, Montreal voters largely stuck to the Opposition Quebec Liberals and to left-wing Quebec solidaire -- the red and orange on the electoral map.

After divisive campaign, Quebec's Legault eyes unity in second term - Vimarsana News

After divisive campaign, Quebec's Legault eyes unity in second term

MONTREAL (Reuters) - Coalition Avenir Quebec leader Francois Legault, the former airline executive turned politician who is projected to win re-election as premier of Quebec, Canada has a new goal after running what experts called a "divisive" campaign: being a unifier.