Government assures Pre-Employment Card Program to continue in 2024
The Pre-Employment Card Program will continue in 2024 despite a change in administration, the program's Management Executive Director Denni ...
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The Pre-Employment Card Program will continue in 2024 despite a change in administration, the program's Management Executive Director Denni ...
The Quebec government and several civil liberties groups will be arguing before the province's Court of Appeal starting today regarding a Superior Court decision last year, which upheld most, but not all of the province's controversial secularism law.
MONTREAL -- For the first time in weeks, Quebecers were able to gather in churches to worship, but not everyone is happy about the recently announced religious exemptions for the province's lockdown rules. On Friday, the province announced that a maximum of 10 people would be permitted to gather in houses of worship. Montreal archbishop Christian Lepine was among those pushed for the rule change. “We conveyed to the government that it was important to keep the churches open and to allow some circulation, some celebration, because the spiritual need is a basic need for many people an...