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MONTREAL - Ottawa and Quebec have announced their intention to protect the waters near a picturesque territory in the Gulf of St. Lawrence that was recently named a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
As the annual UN climate change negotiations creep closer, Quebec Premier François Legault says he is trying to convince Canada to abandon oil and gas, as a series of groundbreaking reports reveal huge fossil fuel expansion plans that must be cancelled if the world is to avoid catastrophic global warming.
Thursday's event will include dramatic readings of poignant letters from a woman in the Warsaw Ghetto to her husband in a German PoW camp.
A spokesperson said the premier won't be attending due to "uncertainty" over the situation in the Middle East.
New study in hand, they demand Quebec's environment minister block the project for a "new downtown" in Pointe-Claire.