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Public health officials urge coming government to stick to emissions targets for Horne Smelter Health officials in Rouyn-Noranda are calling on the soon-to-be-elected government to
Outaouais gets exemption on private health care staffing agencies The Outaouais has received a one-year extension to allow the regional health care network to use
Former Liberal leader Rodriguez insists he knew nothing of alleged illegal donations Both Elections Quebec and the province’s anti-corruption squad have concluded their investigations into
Feds announce $11 billion for icebreakers built in Quebec On Monday Prime Minister Marc Carney and Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette announced in Lévis that the
PQ leader Plamondon publishes pitch to anglos Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon published an open letter to English-speaking residents of Quebec in the National
Montreal and Laval paramedics reject agreement in principal Paramedics in the Montreal and Laval areas voted 60 per cent in favour of rejecting an agreement
Quebec government, minister ordered to pay $60k to evangelical group A Quebec Superior Court judge ruled that the provincial government and the former tourism minister
Paramedics union reaches tentative agreement with government After more than three years without a collective agreement, the Fédération de la santé et des services sociaux
OKA cheese brand sold to French company The historic OKA cheese brand has been sold by Quebec cooperative Agropur to a French company, Radio-Canada reported.
Quebec prosecutors detail issues with Jordan Ruling Quebec prosecutors are seeing cases dropped or pleaded down due to a Supreme Court ruling from 10 years
Public health officials urge coming government to stick to emissions targets for Horne Smelter Health officials in Rouyn-Noranda are calling on the soon-to-be-elected government to hold a local smelter to its 2029 target to reduce arsenic emissions in the community,
Outaouais gets exemption on private health care staffing agencies The Outaouais has received a one-year extension to allow the regional health care network to use private staffing agencies, which the government is attempting to phase out of the system, Le
Former Liberal leader Rodriguez insists he knew nothing of alleged illegal donations Both Elections Quebec and the province’s anti-corruption squad have concluded their investigations into former Quebec Liberal Party leader Pablo Rodriguez, who maintained his innocence in his first interview
Feds announce $11 billion for icebreakers built in Quebec On Monday Prime Minister Marc Carney and Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette announced in Lévis that the federal government will be spending $11 billion to construct six new icebreakers in the province,
PQ leader Plamondon publishes pitch to anglos Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon published an open letter to English-speaking residents of Quebec in the National Post on Aug. 11, calling for improved cooperation between English-speaking and French-speaking residents. “Quebec certainly
Montreal and Laval paramedics reject agreement in principal Paramedics in the Montreal and Laval areas voted 60 per cent in favour of rejecting an agreement in principle that their union had reached with the provincial government last month, Radio-Canada reported.
Quebec government, minister ordered to pay $60k to evangelical group A Quebec Superior Court judge ruled that the provincial government and the former tourism minister discriminated against an evangelical Christian group in 2023 by cancelling their venue rental, Radio-Canda reported.
Paramedics union reaches tentative agreement with government After more than three years without a collective agreement, the Fédération de la santé et des services sociaux (FSSS-CSN), which represents 3,500 ambulance technicians and emergency staff, announced a tentative collective agreement with
OKA cheese brand sold to French company The historic OKA cheese brand has been sold by Quebec cooperative Agropur to a French company, Radio-Canada reported. Lactalis, a giant in the cheese industry, currently operates in the province and made the
Quebec prosecutors detail issues with Jordan Ruling Quebec prosecutors are seeing cases dropped or pleaded down due to a Supreme Court ruling from 10 years ago that put a strict time limit on criminal trials, CBC News reported. The 2016
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