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Quebec food banks grapple with higher demand and fewer donations
When Kim Reed opened the doors to On Rock Community Services on Friday morning, there was already someone waiting to be registered with the food bank.Reed, president of On Rock, said it was becoming a regular occurrence, with people signing…
Vior closes first $624,990 tranche of private placement
MONTREAL, QC / ACCESSWIRE / July 22, 2022 / VIOR INC. ("Vior" or the "Company"), (TSXV:VIO) (OTC PINK:VIORF) (FRANKFURT:VL51) is pleased to announce the closing of a first tranche of a private placement of units of the Company (the…
Federal government to provide more than $35 million for support during papal visit
OTTAWA — The federal government says it will provide more than $35 million during the papal visit to Canada to support communities, organizations and residential school survivors.
Pope Francis is due to visit Alberta, Quebec and Nunavut…
Questerre reports on Bill 21
This press release is not for release or distribution in the United States of America to United States news services or United States persons. CALGARY, Alta., July 18. 11, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Questerre Energy Corporation…
Morton: Stars align for a better deal for Alberta and all provinces
Breadcrumb Links Columnists Publication date : Jul 16, 2022 • 53 minutes ago • 4 minute read • Join the conversation
MEDIA ADVISORY – REMINDER – 22 First Nations communities in Quebec, the First Nations…
KAHNAWAKE, QC, July 14, 2022 /CNW/ - Please note that Indigenous Services, the First Nations Education Council (FNEC) and its 22 member communities will sign a regional education agreement.To mark this event, the Honorable Patty Hadju,…
Adult and Pediatric ICUs in Quebec Partner to Ease Pandemic Pressures
As Quebec enters the seventh wave, intensive care doctors at MUHC adult hospitals say they are better prepared to deal with future crises thanks to the way their pediatrician colleagues have stepped in to help them during the…
More financial assistance for Quebec immigrants taking French courses
Canada Immigration News: Quebec is increasing the amount of financial assistance it gives to immigrants taking its full-time and part-time French courses this year.
In a press release, the ministry responsible for immigration and…
Quebec forced to reduce arsenic emissions from copper plant and save 650 jobs
MONTREAL — The Quebec government is facing pressure to reduce arsenic levels in the air of a small northwestern town that is home to a copper smelter employing 650 people but emitting 33 times the provincial emissions standard of arsenic.A…
Québec solidaire pledges to dismantle Bill 21 and authorize religious symbols
Breadcrumb Links Quebec New Local News Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois says his party, if elected, will challenge the law on secularism before the highest court in Quebec. Publication date : Jul 04, 2022 • 5 hours ago…
Struggle to find pet-friendly apartments leads to more surrenders to SPCA
Finding affordable housing is becoming increasingly difficult in Montreal, and advocates say this is especially true for pet owners.
The Montreal SPCA has seen an increase in calls this moving season from tenants who cannot bring…
Nunatsiaq News Wins 14 Newspaper Award Nominations
QCNA acknowledges growing newsroom coverage of the Iqaluit water emergency, the COVID-19 pandemic and other big stories
Nunatsiaq News' coverage of the…
Natural gas will still play a role as Quebec seeks to decarbonize home heating
Although a legislated drilling ban is preventing production, natural gas will remain a mainstay of Quebec consumption through 2030 under a “dual-energy” program that includes a subsidy for households that add from electric heaters…
Quebecers protest overturning of Roe v. Wade in defiance of anti-abortion sentiments
Protesters at a Montreal abortion rights rally in solidarity with Americans following the overturning of Roe v. Wade by the United States Supreme Court say they fear the decision will lead to a rise in anti-abortion sentiment in Quebec and…
Bill 96 further entrenches systemic racism
In a devastating decision by Quebec's National Assembly on May 24, Bill 96, the newest addition to the province's panoply of restrictive language laws, was officially passed. While the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) presented the bill as…
The first electric ambulances in Quebec will arrive in Montreal, Laval in 2023
Quebec's health ministry says Montreal and Laval will be the first cities in the province to get all-electric ambulances set to hit the streets next year.
Urgences-Santé has acquired eight ambulances from…
The Luxembourg royal family took refuge in Quebec during the Second World War: the crown prince
The Crown Prince of Luxembourg, who is in Toronto for an official business visit, has spoken publicly about how his family took refuge in Canada during World War II.
Prince Guillaume Jean Joseph Marie, heir to the Luxembourg throne,…
The Government of Canada invests in life sciences by supporting MedXL
Pointe Claire the company receives $2.3 million in financial assistance from CED.
POINTE CLAIRE, QC, June 17, 2022 /CNW Telbec/ - Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions (CED)
Supporting business growth contributes to the…
With galloping inflation, Quebec will limit school tax increases in 2022
Breadcrumb Links Quebec Personal finance Local News The increase will be limited to between 2% and 3%, with the government making up the difference at a cost of $173 million, said Eric Girard. Publication date…
Quebec tech companies warn that a new language law could hurt recruitment and hurt the economy
Executives from dozens of Quebec-based tech companies are warning Premier Francois Legault that the province's new language law, known as Bill 96, will make it difficult to recruit talent and threatens to cause "huge damage to the…
Judge rejects government efforts to nullify evidence in Nunavik class action lawsuit
Links to the breadcrumb New Local News The lawsuit seeks compensation of $219 million, plus $75 million in punitive damages, for repeated violations of the three-day maximum time limit for bail hearings. Author of…
The COVID-19 pandemic has cost the Quebec health network $15 billion: report
Breadcrumb Links Quebec New Local News Various contracts during the pandemic, such as securing personal protective equipment and providing vaccinations and tests, amounted to $6 billion. Author of the article:…
Liberals used Emergency Measures Act to end convoy protests to suppress support in party’s…
Former Reform Party leader Preston Manning said one of the reasons the Liberal government invoked the Emergencies Act to end the convoy protests was because it realized that much of the support for the protests came from Quebec, the…
Bill 96: Quebec threatens to change laws after Montreal schools offer Grade 12 to circumvent new…
The province is threatening to change the law in response to Montreal schools considering circumventing the effects of Bill 96.
Under the new language reform law, enrollment in English-language CEGEPs will be capped. As a…
Quebec is not Louisiana, experts say as premier is accused of stoking immigration fears
MONTREAL — Premier Francois Legault's assertion that Quebec risks turning into Louisiana if the province doesn't have more control over immigration is based more on pre-election posturing than reality, politicians said. opposition and…
Study struggles to explain why Quebec has a high number of COVID-19 deaths but a low excess of…
Researchers are struggling to explain why Quebec recorded the highest number of official COVID-19 deaths in the country despite a relatively low number of excess deaths between March 2020 and October 2021.A new study published Monday by the…
Poll results give CAQ a boost ahead of political convention
Breadcrumb Links Quebec Local News Among the resolutions debated in Drummondville this weekend, the one asking the government to make contemporary Quebec history courses compulsory in CEGEPs, in order to help young…
COVID and air pollution, cleaning up storms in Ontario and Quebec: In the news for May 24
In The News is a roundup of articles from The Canadian Press designed to start your day. Here's what's on our editors' radar for the morning of May 24... What we're watching in Canada...
In The News is a roundup of articles from…
17 regions of Quebec are under severe thunderstorm watch with risk of tornadoes
The weather in Quebec does not look too good! If you were expecting hot and humid days for the summer, think again because Environment Canada has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for 17 regions of the province. In addition to heavy…
Federal Court Rejects Telus Bid to Block Quebecor’s $830M Spectrum Purchase in Western Canada
Breadcrumb Links Telecom News Buying spectrum is key to Quebecor's plan to expand mobile services outside of its Quebec stronghold, especially if it fails to acquire Freedom Mobile from Shaw Both Telus and…
Group’s struggle to replace buses a symptom of Quebec’s lack of public funding, lawyer…
A Montreal non-profit organization needs a new bus so it can continue to provide a range of harm reduction services and supplies to people living in precarious situations across the city.Anonymous already has a traveling six-wheeler on the…
Ontario and Quebec have yet to match the federal government’s proposed tax relief for small…
Under the current rules, access to the small business rate is reduced proportionately when a business has taxable capital between $10 million and $15 million. According to the proposal, access to the tariff would be phased!--3rd>…
The Government of Canada is accelerating the transition to Industry 4.0 by supporting Lignum Veneer
Victoriaville the company receives $200,000 in financial assistance from CED.
VICTORIAVILLE, QC, May 11, 2022 /CNW Telbec/ - Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions (CED)
Supporting business innovation and growth contributes to…
Nunavik prepares a warm welcome as Governor General returns to his home region – National
The usual excitement at the end of the school year in Nunavik reaches a new level, as hundreds of students prepare to present special projects to the country's first Indigenous Governor General.
Mary Simon's tour of the Nunavik region…
The government is investing $92 million to support tourism development in all regions of Québec
QUEBEC, May 5, 2022 /CNW/ - Before the meeting of the entire sector at the Assises du tourisme 2022, the Minister of Tourism Caroline Proulx announced a major investment of $92 million develop regional tourism in Quebec. These funds…
Legault apologizes after a “low blow” on the death of MP Pierre Arcand
Breadcrumb Links Quebec Local News Later, the Premier of Quebec tried to calm the waters by insisting that he was actually making a positive comment about Arcand. "I want to say that I am in top form," said…
Indigenous child welfare law largely upheld after Quebec court challenge
By Benjamin Powless
Journalist of the Local Journalism Initiative
First Nations leaders applaud a Quebec Court of Appeal decision that upheld key elements of a federal First Nations child welfare law in effect since January 1, 2020,…
poll – Williams Lake Tribune
A majority of Canadians want to see behind the curtain and examine how provincial and federal governments have handled the COVID-19 pandemic.
In a poll by Research Co., a British Columbia-based pollster, 66% of respondents said…
A video capturing police officers intervening during a mother-child visit causes shock in Nunavik
In a video that circulated widely this week, an Inuit child cries as police drag him barefoot away from a visit to his mother's home in Quebec's Far North.
The video, posted on Facebook by the seven-year-old's mother, has racked…
A “meeting of minds” between Poilievre and Duhaime’s populism in Quebec
Breadcrumb Links News Canadian politics Canada In the spring of 2003, Poilievre, then a young political attaché, sacrificed his weeks of vacation to help Duhaime in order to have him elected deputy of the Action…
Quebec faces a shortage of 100,000 housing units, according to a housing construction association
The Association québécoise de la construction d'habitations said the province was short of nearly 100,000 homes to meet household demand.
Filling the shortage of rental properties and units will be "a nice…
David Birnbaum becomes the 9th Liberal MP to announce his departure from politics
With less than six months to go before the next provincial election, the Official Opposition in Quebec's National Assembly has lost another seasoned politician. David Birnbaum, the MP for the riding of D'Arcy-McGee — which mainly includes…
Quebecers of Asian origin denounce racist representations in school materials
This story contains an image and descriptions of offensive stereotypes. Excerpts from worksheets illustrating racist stereotypes about Asians that have been used in Quebec government-funded French classes are sparking outrage, after images…
Completely ending the state of emergency in Quebec “would kill people”, warns the director of public…
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Ending the state of health emergency in Quebec overnight would be "killing people", warns the acting director of public health, Dr. Luc Boileau.
He testified on Wednesday before a parliamentary committee…
Parents, students worried about additional French courses at CEGEP
Breadcrumb Links News Local News CEGEP administrators have vehemently opposed the amendment, which could lead to thousands of students failing classes or earning poor grades. Publication date : April 04, 2022 • 1…
“No pilots, no planes”: Why a small regional airline is cutting the service people in Eastern Quebec…
A pilot shortage is forcing a small regional Quebec airline, Pascan Aviation, to cut some flights and revamp its schedule in eastern Quebec this summer. The airline is canceling two of the six weekly flights it normally serves from…
The Government of Canada and the Government of Quebec announce the construction of 22 affordable…
SHERBROOKE, QC, April 1, 2022 /CNW/ - The Honorable Marie-Claude Bibeau, Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food and Member of Parliament for Compton–Stanstead, and Geneviève Hébert, Member of the National Assembly for Saint-François, are…
Quebec nurses studying part-time feel stung by increased workload
As the CAQ government promotes its new healthcare plan, promising better working conditions for nurses, some young nurses who work and study part-time say their voices are not being heard. "I feel like we've kind of been left behind," said…
Quebec public health director urges caution amid rising COVID-19 cases
MONTREAL — Quebec's acting director of public health said he has no plans to recommend new COVID-19 restrictions amid rising indicators, but on Sunday warned the public to to be cautious about the increase in cases. dr.
MONTREAL —…
How Montreal’s restaurant scene is reacting to Quebec’s mask lifting on April 15
A month after restaurants return to full capacity, mask mandates in indoor and outdoor restaurants and bars will be lifted on April 15.
Quebec's acting director of public health, Dr. Luc Boileau, confirmed this at a press conference on…
Quebec Premier Legault warns Liberal-NDP alliance will ‘run into a wall’ with provinces…
Quebec Premier Francois Legault speaks during a news conference Feb. 8 at the Legislative Assembly in Quebec City.Jacques Boissinot/The Canadian PressQuebec Premier François Legault warns that the new alliance between the federal Liberals…
Other ‘Ostrogoths’ on Sunwing flight from Quebec City fined by federal government
Members of the infamous Quebec Sunwing flight to Cancun continue to deal with the aftermath of their mile-high party. On Monday, Federal Transport Minister Omar Alghabra announced that the authorities had imposed six new sanctions on the…
Inside the fight to save New Brunswick’s maple syrup
Every winter, Nicolas Martin and his father, Marco, snowshoe into a public forest near the Restigouche River, about 300 km north of Fredericton, where the snowdrifts are as high as they are. They stop at each mature…
‘Explicit religious discrimination’: Tory leadership candidates roast Quebec’s…
Breadcrumb Links News Canadian politics "I respect Quebec's right to make its own laws, but I hope the province will repeal the bill," said Pierre Poilievre Author of the article: The Canadian Press…
After CAQ government refuses to meet, Dawson places hopes for expansion in public petition
Refusing meetings with power, Dawson College pinned its hopes for its canceled expansion project on the public.
He's collecting thousands of names in a petition, hoping to prove - just before provincial budget time - that voters…
Cities of Quebec, non-profit organizations prepare to welcome Ukrainian refugees – Montreal
The Canadian government is expediting immigration for an unlimited number of Ukrainian refugees. According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, more than 2.1 million people have fled the war in Ukraine so far.…
Lise Ravary: This International Women’s Day finds feminism in crisis
Breadcrumb Links Opinion Columnists As critical as I am of today's radical feminism, I owe so much to the Quebec liberal brand of "women's liberation" that I grew up with. Author of the article: Lise Ravaire •…
The Ombudsperson says Quebec’s student aid program lacks transparency
Breadcrumb Links Local News The report also finds that the program's appeals office lacks independence because it is itself part of the system it is called upon to review. Author of the article: The Canadian Press…
Affordable child care program providing relief to families amid rising cost of living
Everything seems to get more expensive. Food, gas and housing prices are on the rise, while paychecks are slow to keep pace. CBC News' Priced Out series explains why you pay more at checkout and how Canadians cope with the high cost of…
The anti-corruption unit ends the investigation into the financing of the Quebec Liberal Party
Breadcrumb Links Canada Jean Charest has never been charged and has always maintained his innocence. Publication date : February 28, 2022 • 38 minutes ago • 1 minute read • Join the conversation…
Revenu Québec is hiring students and jobs pay more than minimum wage
Here's how we got here and what current political leaders have to say about finally making it easier for Quebecers.What is the root of the dual tax system?Premier Maurice Duplessis is credited with defining Quebec's fiscal autonomy.There…
Hydro-Québec posts record profits in 2021
Breadcrumb Links Local News Energy Hydro-Quebec paid its highest dividend in its history to the Quebec government, at $2.673 billion. Author of the article: The Canadian Press Pierre Saint-Arnaud…
Quebec language groups separated by sharp workforce divide, report finds – Montreal
A report prepared by an independent provincial body reveals a labor force divide between Anglophones and Francophones in Quebec.
The 44-page document prepared by the Provincial Round Table on Employment (PERT) illustrates that…
Air India can appeal asset seizure decision: Court of Quebec
CHENNAI: In a significant step forward for Air India in its legal tussle with Devas Multimedia, the Quebec Court of Appeal, Canada, has given it the green light to challenge an earlier Canadian court order that allowed investors foreigners…
Quebec City police make 3 arrests during protest against pandemic measures
Quebec City police have made three arrests, as protesters stage a second demonstration in two weeks near the National Assembly in Quebec City demanding an immediate end to all pandemic measures in the province. The city's police force,…
The vaccine passport “has served our purposes”, says Dubé as the measure is phased out
Breadcrumb Links Quebec Local News “There is no connection with the political environment,” said the Minister of Health in reference to the recent wave of protests against public health measures. Publication date :…
Nord-du-Québec communities concerned about the impact of waste burning on health and the environment
In the village of Inukjuak on the northeast shore of Hudson Bay, trash isn't something that disappears into a distant dump in the back of a garbage truck. He stays nearby. Then it burns. "Domestic waste burning is a big problem in my…
Quebec weighs suspension of vaccine passport until next wave of COVID-19: Minister of Health
MONTREAL — Health Minister Christian Dubé said Friday that the vaccine passport system may be put on hold and not restarted until the next wave of COVID-19, if necessary.Asked by opposition health critics during a Legislative Assembly…
Vancouver won’t donate $10,000 to fight Quebec’s Bill 21
Vancouver City Council won't contribute city money to help support a legal fight against Quebec's controversial law that bans public servants from wearing religious symbols, including turbans, hijabs, yarmulkes and crucifixes .…
Quebec City protesters have until 5 p.m. to move vehicles, police say
Quebec police say those protesting public health measures outside the National Assembly must move their parked vehicles, which include at least two dozen heavy trucks, or face fines and towing. The police department (SPVQ) made the…
Quebec promises tastier, healthier meals for seniors in care
Mary Dunlop says if she didn't prepare and bring most meals, her mother - who lives in a long-term care home in West Montreal - would be stuck eating only the bland and mashed potatoes that the residence serves, day after day. "Sometimes…
Owner of CrossFit 819 in Quebec still pursuing legal action to prevent future lockdowns despite gyms…
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Quebec announced that gyms will be allowed to reopen at half…
COVID-19 in Quebec: what you need to know on Tuesday
On Monday, Quebec reported 2,888 people hospitalized (7 less than the day before), including 223 in intensive care (10 less than the day before). The province reported 2,423 new cases of COVID-19 and 33 deaths. Since the start of…
Demonstrations outside gymnasiums across Quebec in defiance of pandemic closures
The atmosphere was festive outside Gym Le Vestiaire in Montreal on Sunday, as gym members gathered and sang "All you need is sports!" to the tune of the Beatles classic "All you need is love". The facility was one of many across Quebec…
The Muslim community of Quebec will pay tribute to the victims on the occasion of the 5th…
Five years after a deadly attack at a Quebec mosque that killed six people and injured 19, survivors and members of the Muslim community will gather on Saturday to close a week of events surrounding the tragedy. Mosque leaders say the…
COVID-19 SMS scams targeting Quebecers by offering prizes, information
It seems that several COVID-19 related SMS scams have hit Quebecers' phones lately, offering everything from information to money.
In a scam, Quebecers say they are receiving text messages offering them…
Crees and Innus sign an agreement on caribou hunting in Cree territory
Cree and Innu chiefs from northern Quebec have signed a nation-to-nation agreement allowing Innu hunters to harvest 300 caribou this winter on traditional Cree territory east of Chisasibi. The agreement is called Maamuu nisituhtimuwin/…
Quebec, Montreal to protect the heritage of Chinatown
Breadcrumb Links Local News Montreal City Council will adopt new zoning limiting building heights and densities in the historic district Author of the article: Marianne Scott • Montreal Gazette May…
Josh Freed: Florida feels like another planet compared to Quebec
Breadcrumb Links Local News During my visit, I saw customers shaking hands with their server, as if to say, "Thank you, I'll have some sprouts for dessert," writes Josh Freed. Author of the article: Josh freed •…
COVID-19 in Saskatchewan: a doctor denounces the Quebec comparison of Moe
The Omicron COVID-19 variant has spread rapidly, but Saskatchewan hospitals have yet to feel its full effects.
Over the past two weeks, cases in hospital and intensive care have nearly doubled, with the province reporting 1,000…
Allison Hanes: As Omicron rages, we Quebecers stand alone
Breadcrumb Links Opinion Columnists Breaks in public services seem to be a betrayal of the sacrifices we have made. It's as if the government is abandoning us at the worst time. Premier Francois Legault,…
Safety concerns abound as Quebec students return to school this week
After an extended holiday break and a shift to virtual learning, thousands of Quebec students are returning to class this week. But some parents and officials worry that the government has not put in place adequate COVID-19 measures to…
Massive opposition to Monday’s return to classroom learning in Ontario and Quebec
Teachers at Westmount High School in Montreal demonstrated against the Quebec government's reckless decision to reopen schools amid the 2nd wave of the pandemic. (Photo: Robert Green)Provincial governments in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba and…
New Brunswick tightens COVID measures while Quebec and Nunavut lift some restrictions
New Brunswick announced tougher public health measures on Thursday as COVID-19 hospitalizations continued to rise in several provinces and the Omicron variant fueled more infections across Canada.
New Brunswick announced tougher…
Quebec will start imposing fines on those who refuse the COVID vaccine
By Paula Newton | CNN
The Canadian province of Quebec announced on Tuesday that residents who refused a Covid-19 vaccine will soon have to pay a fine.
The fines will be a way for the unvaccinated to contribute to an overburdened public…
Increase in hospitalization cases in Ontario and Quebec; British Columbia and Alberta prepare to go…
Paramedics walk a patient past ambulances outside a Toronto hospital on January 5. Hospitals in many parts of Canada are under the weight of the Omicron variant of COVID-19.Chris Young / The Canadian PressThe rapidly spreading Omicron…
Files on passengers on Sunwing party flights sent to the Quebec prosecutor, according to the federal…
About a quarter of travelers caught partying on a Sunwing flight from Montreal to Cancun at the end of last month have found their way back to Canada, according to Federal Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos. Duclos said 27 of the 130…
Quebec government failed to respond to petroleum jelly trick to simulate negative COVID-19 tests
"I'll take a moment"The plane was reportedly mapped privately by the 111 Private Club, a self-proclaimed "exclusive" invitation-only group, for a New Years event it hosted in Mexico. James William Awad, who operates 111 Private Club,…
Coronavirus: What’s Happening in Canada and Around the World Tuesday
The last: Quebec reports another jump in the number of people hospitalized with COVID-19, as well as 21 additional deaths linked to the pandemic. Health officials say 1,592 people are currently hospitalized with COVID-19, an increase…
Quebec government wants NHL team to come to capital, but fans are skeptical
The Nordiques left Quebec after the 1994-95 NHL season, moving to Denver to become the Colorado Avalanche, who won the Stanley Cup in the new team's first season.
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After decades without a community center, the mayor of Kuujjuaq launches a fundraiser
Kuujjuaq, the largest of the 14 Nunavik communities, has never had a community center since it became a municipality in 1980. This is something that, according to Mayor Sammy Koneak, "is in itself a crime" . âThe…
Celebrate New Years Eve in Quebec? Here are the rules to remember
New Year's Eve 2021 in Quebec is shaping up to be the last day of 2020. already seen? You're not alone.It's safe to say we're all set to say goodbye to 2021 and some of you were probably hoping to end this one-year roller coaster by…
Opinion: Bill 21 failed Fatemeh Anvari. But he also fails his students like my son, and Quebec…
Aden Seaton's two children attend Chelsea Elementary School in Quebec. She works at News from Low Down to Hull & Back, the local newspaper serving the Gatineau Hills.My son begged me to visit his grade 3 class and, thanks to his…
Exposed to COVID-19? Here’s what you should do next
The numbers we have, said Prativa Baral, epidemiologist and doctoral student at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, "are underestimated - our testing capacity is at peak, so we don't actually see what's going on with the…
Quebec health unions denounce plan to allow HIV-positive health workers to stay at work
In a move that angered unions and healthcare workers, the Quebec government is proposing a controversial measure to deal with a hospital staff shortage as COVID-19 cases increase. The highly transmissible Omicron variant means that…
Quebec is expanding its site I contribute to jobs in youth protection
In addition to helping the health network, the Je Contributor du Québec site will hire more people, including retirees, to help the province's youth protection network.
The people recruited…
No fans allowed at Montreal Canadiens games after latest restrictions
The Montreal Canadiens will once again play in empty arenas.
The Quebec government today announced sweeping new restrictions after reporting 4,571 new cases of COVID-19 - the highest tally on record in the province.
These restrictions…
Coronavirus: What’s Happening in Canada and Around the World on Saturday
The last: The Maple Leafs' game against the Canucks in Vancouver has been postponed due to COVID-19 cases. Many Canadian provinces grappled with an increase in COVID-19 cases across the country on Saturday, with the Omicron…
Justin Trudeau shares father’s dislike for Charter waiver clause
Breadcrumb Links PMN News PMN Canada Author of the article: The Canadian Press Joan bryden Release date : Dec 17 2021 ⢠21 minutes ago ⢠4 minutes to read…
Father of murdered 7-year-old Quebecer pleads guilty to forcible confinement
MONTREAL - The father of a seven-year-old girl from Granby, Que., Whose murder in 2019 shocked the province and led to an investigation, has pleaded guilty to forcible confinement.
MONTREAL - The father of a seven-year-old girl…
Justin Trudeau says he stays out of fight against Quebec Bill 21 – for now
OTTAWA â Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he will not immediately intervene in Quebec's debate on Bill 21 because he does not want the Quebec government to politically militarize federal intervention.At a press…
Bettman won’t close the door on NHL’s return to Quebec, but nothing imminent
Gary Bettman says he's always happy to meet elected officials. And a specific rally slated for next month has certainly sparked fan interest in a hungry Canadian hockey market for the NHL's comeback. Before Nordiques fans were excited…
Bill 16 has been tabled
THE CITY OF QUEBEC, December 10, 2021 / CNW Telbec / - In order to give concrete form to the actions that the Cree Nation expects and to formalize the obligations of the agreements concluded with it, the Minister responsible for Native…
Quebec committee says Alzheimer’s patients should have access to medical assistance in dying
A committee of elected Quebecers says that anyone diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease should be able to sign a prior request for medical assistance in dying.That's the main recommendation of an all-party committee report tabled Wednesday on…
Quebec invests $ 52 million in gun violence prevention
MONTREAL - data-pm-slice = "1 1 "> With the number of gun-related incidents in Montreal on the rise, the Quebec government announced Sunday that it will invest $ 52 million to step up prevention efforts.
The funds…
Some essential Quebec workers must repay part of the financing of Covid | City News
Some essential workers in Quebec are being asked to repay part of the Incentive Program to Retain Essential…
A persistent incompatibility in terms of First Nations self-determination
WENDAKE, QC, December 1, 2021 / CNW Telbec / - The Assembly of First Nations Quebec-Labrador (AFNQL) and the First Nations of Quebec and the Labrador Health and Social Services Commission (FNQLHSSC) recognize the long-awaited tabling of…
Last chance to avoid an indefinite strike, the unions of the CPE warn the government of Quebec
MONTREAL - The threat of an indefinite strike in several public day care centers (CPE) in Quebec is approaching as the main labor organizations try to reach an agreement with the Quebec government.
The Federation of…
COVID-19 vaccination for 5 to 11 year olds: Quebec launches the second part of its advertising…
QUEBEC - The government of Quebec launched on Sunday the second part of its advertising campaign focused on immunizing children against COVID-19.
The advertisements, which will be shown on television, the web and in…
Could Quebec face 5th wave blockages? We asked experts
The COVID-19 situation suddenly becomes intense again in various parts of Europe, with lockdowns imposed in Austria, tighter restrictions in Belgium and the Netherlands and hospitalizations and numbers of cases reaching crisis levels in…
Doctoral study on health care for Indigenous children wins two Quebec literary awards
MONTREAL, 25 November 2021 / CNW Telbec / - An in-depth and critical study of from Canada health services for indigenous children by Samir Shaheen-Hussain has won two annual literary prizes from the Federation of Quebec Writers (FAQ).…
Quebec’s Minister of Education tables a bill creating an ombudsman to investigate student…
QUEBEC - The Minister of Education, Jean-François Roberge, is following up on his commitment to reform the institution of the Student Ombudsman in order to better deal with complaints in schools.
On…
Canada’s travel rules have been updated again and here are the changes you need to know
It seems like the federal government is constantly updating Canada's travel rules, so we've decided to put together a list of the latest changes to make your life easier.
While the new rules won't affect everyone, it's always a…
Québec solidaire delegates vote to strengthen climate change policy
Breadcrumb Links Quebec Quebec solidaire members spend the weekend hammering out the party's new electoral platform. A key priority for a QS government would be tackling climate change. Author of the article: Philippe…
The Prime Minister declares that Quebec is ready to vaccinate children and suggests that public…
MONTREAL - Most public health measures in Quebec will be lifted once the vast majority of children are vaccinated against COVID-19, which Premier François Legault hinted at on Thursday could happen at the start of…
Quebec judge speaks out against healthcare workers, says they failed to demonstrate vaccine mandate…
Earlier this month, the Quebec government backed out of making COVID-19 vaccines mandatory for healthcare workers. But a challenge to the policy was still pending in the courts. A Superior Court judge on Monday dismissed a request by a…
Marie-Josée Savard concedes defeat after a crazy election night in Quebec
Breadcrumb Links Quebec The candidate handpicked by former mayor Régis Labeaume was initially declared the winner, but ultimately lost to Bruno Marchand by 834 votes. Author of the article: Philippe Authier…
ADRIAN WHITE: Referendum decision of Maine poetic justice for Quebec
Few Atlantic Canadians likely paid attention on November 3 when the state of Maine voted in a statewide referendum to block construction of a 950 power transmission line. million dollars from Hydro-Québec…
The federal government would need a majority provincial OK to guarantee the Quebec share of seats in…
OTTAWA - Constitutional experts say the federal government has some leeway to maintain Quebec's 78 seats in the House of Commons - or even add one or two - but it cannot guarantee that the influence of the province in the…
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