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
Quebec’s largest landfill gets emergency expansion approved Last week Quebec’s government approved the temporary expansion of the Lachenaie landfill in Terrebonne, just north of Montreal,
SOPFEU busy in Quebec’s north Quebec’s forest fire fighting agency SOPFEU is dealing with a number of fires in the province’s north, due to dry
Lacombe not running in fall election Papineau MNA Mathieu Lacombe announced last week that he would not be seeking reelection after two terms in office,
Auditor decries Quebec battery investments A report from Quebec’s Auditor General released June 10 found that massive government investments into the battery industry lacked proper
Vallée-de-la-Gatineau officials decry lack of game wardens Last Wednesday, public officials from the nearby MRC Vallée-de-la-Gatineau held a press conference denouncing the lack of game
Quebec launches investigation of Longueuil Police over fatal 2025 shooting On Monday, Quebec’s public security minister Ian Lafrenière announced an investigation into whether the Longueuil
Follow-up report released on Quebec youth services A five-year progress report following a public inquiry into Quebec’s youth protection services found that less than half
Teachers at Bedford school have licenses revoked All 11 teachers suspended in 2024 from a Montreal elementary school over allegations of creating a hostile learning
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
Quebec’s largest landfill gets emergency expansion approved Last week Quebec’s government approved the temporary expansion of the Lachenaie landfill in Terrebonne, just north of Montreal, CBC News reported. The facility, which takes roughly a third of Montreal’s trash, is the
SOPFEU busy in Quebec’s north Quebec’s forest fire fighting agency SOPFEU is dealing with a number of fires in the province’s north, due to dry weather and lightning strikes, La Presse reported. There have been 78 fires north of the
Lacombe not running in fall election Papineau MNA Mathieu Lacombe announced last week that he would not be seeking reelection after two terms in office, Le Droit reported. In addition to representing his riding, Lacombe served as the Minister of
Auditor decries Quebec battery investments A report from Quebec’s Auditor General released June 10 found that massive government investments into the battery industry lacked proper planning and analysis, CBC News reported. Auditor general Christine Roy’s office announced an investigation into
Vallée-de-la-Gatineau officials decry lack of game wardens Last Wednesday, public officials from the nearby MRC Vallée-de-la-Gatineau held a press conference denouncing the lack of game wardens in the region, Radio-Canada reported. The regions of Pontiac and Vallée-de-la-Gatineau are currently served
Quebec launches investigation of Longueuil Police over fatal 2025 shooting On Monday, Quebec’s public security minister Ian Lafrenière announced an investigation into whether the Longueuil Police followed proper protocol after the fatal police shooting of a teen back in September
Follow-up report released on Quebec youth services A five-year progress report following a public inquiry into Quebec’s youth protection services found that less than half of recommendations had been fully or largely implemented, The Canadian Press reported. The province launched
Teachers at Bedford school have licenses revoked All 11 teachers suspended in 2024 from a Montreal elementary school over allegations of creating a hostile learning environment have had their teachers’ licenses revoked, CBC News reported. The case, first reported by
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