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PQ looks to abolish daylight savings The Parti Québécois (PQ) is looking to introduce legislation to abolish the daylight savings time in the province, CBC
Vachon recount results in PQ win by three votes, Liberals to contest A judicial recount of the Oct. 5 election results in the Montérégie riding
Former CAQ minister from Outaouais named interim leader Former Coalition Avenir Quebec (CAQ) representative for Chapleau, Mathieu Lévesque, was named the party’s interim leader on
Law professor challenging lack of oath to Crown A constitutional lawyer has filed an injunction to try to force the incoming members of the National
Data centres make up half of Quebec’s energy allocation requests Two data centre promoters, Google and Keel, will appear before Québec’s energy regulator, the Régie
Vigil held to mark one year after teen killed by Longeuil Police A vigil was held last Monday marking one year since 15-year-old Nooran Rezayi
Farmers gather to protest high-speed rail project Hundreds of farmers from both Quebec and Ontario gathered in the border community of Rigaud on Saturday (Sept.
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
PQ looks to abolish daylight savings The Parti Québécois (PQ) is looking to introduce legislation to abolish the daylight savings time in the province, CBC News reported. The PQ intends to table a bill in the National Assembly in the
Vachon recount results in PQ win by three votes, Liberals to contest A judicial recount of the Oct. 5 election results in the Montérégie riding of Vachon has given the Parti Québécois (PQ) an additional seat, though their opponent is
Former CAQ minister from Outaouais named interim leader Former Coalition Avenir Quebec (CAQ) representative for Chapleau, Mathieu Lévesque, was named the party’s interim leader on Oct. 18, CBC News reported. Lévesque replaces former Premier Christine Fréchette, who resigned the day
Law professor challenging lack of oath to Crown A constitutional lawyer has filed an injunction to try to force the incoming members of the National Assembly to swear an oath to the king, CBC News reported. The application was filed
Data centres make up half of Quebec’s energy allocation requests Two data centre promoters, Google and Keel, will appear before Québec’s energy regulator, the Régie de l’énergie du Québec, this week to argue against a special hydro rate being applied
Vigil held to mark one year after teen killed by Longeuil Police A vigil was held last Monday marking one year since 15-year-old Nooran Rezayi was shot and killed by police in the Montreal suburb of Longeuil, CBC News reported.
Farmers gather to protest high-speed rail project Hundreds of farmers from both Quebec and Ontario gathered in the border community of Rigaud on Saturday (Sept. 19) to protest the Alto high-speed rail project, Radio-Canada reported. The proposed line would run
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
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