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The National Assembly spring session in Quebec City is over, but, before the summer break, Premier Francois Legault announced a new commission that will look at how to strengthen Quebec powers within Canada.
Employees who 'don't belong' in long-term care facilities should leave, said Seniors Minister Sonia Belanger, reacting to a report published in 'La Presse' on Thursday, alleging abuse at the CHSLD Robert-Cliche in Montreal.
Montreal police (SPVM) officers will soon not be permitted to wear the controversial 'thin blue line' badge as part of their uniform. Those who want to honour colleagues that died in the line of service will now wear a new SPVM-specific badge with the phrase 'Tombe(e)s mais jamais oublie(e)s' (Fallen but never forgotten).
Quebec’s school service centres will have to ensure bathrooms and changing rooms newly built or renovated are gender specific rather than gender neutral, according to a new government directive published Wednesday in the province's Official Gazette.
The Quebec government says its effort to crack down on illegal, short-term rentals is working, but not everyone agrees with that self-assessment.