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Head of Bishop's University student council opposes 'massive increase to tuition' - Vimarsana News

Head of Bishop's University student council opposes 'massive increase to tuition'

"The provincial government continuously cites rebalancing the use of the French language in Montreal as the objective of this policy."

UPAC: Major corruption scandals over, but many smaller fraud schemes remain - Vimarsana News

UPAC: Major corruption scandals over, but many smaller fraud schemes remain

The Charbonneau Commission might have brought an end to major corruption and collusion schemes in the construction industry, but they have multiplied on a smaller scale in several other sectors, according to the head of Quebec's anti-corruption squad.

Quebec anti-corruption police note proliferation of small-scale schemes - Montreal - Vimarsana News

Quebec anti-corruption police note proliferation of small-scale schemes - Montreal

Quebec's Anti-corruption commissioner Frédérick Gaudreau presented the force's five-year report, noting criminal proceedings against 259 people and 57 convictions since 2018.

'There's too many children dying': Protesters in Montreal demand end of Gaza conflict - Vimarsana News

'There's too many children dying': Protesters in Montreal demand end of Gaza conflict

"The world will have us believe that this is a conflict between Muslims and Jews, but we know that this is a war for liberation between a colonizer and a colonized," an organizer said.

Hanes: Montrealers risk hitting a financial wall with 2024 city budget - Vimarsana News

Hanes: Montrealers risk hitting a financial wall with 2024 city budget

Still dependent on property taxes for two-thirds of its revenues, Montreal has few good choices heading into the next fiscal year.