A recent poll indicates that Prime Minister Mark Carney can breathe easier as anti-Trump sentiment across Canada suppresses support for regional independence movements in Alberta and Quebec.

Direct losses land in agriculture, electronics, textiles, furniture and plastics, University of Calgary professor Trevor Tombe wrote in the analysis

Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette stated that the U.S. nearly encroached on Canadian sovereignty during tariff negotiations, reportedly proposing discussions on Quebec's French language legislation, including French presence on consumer devices.

Jean-Christophe Jasmin discusses a court finding that a former Quebec minister acted arbitrarily and abusively in blocking a Christian event, disregarding the organizers' rights.

Prince Edward Island's sweet corn season was delayed by a cold spring, and now farmers are catching up just as cheaper produce from Quebec is entering grocery stores, creating competitive pressure.

Quebec, Newfoundland and Labrador, and the federal government are celebrating a new agreement regarding the Churchill Falls hydroelectric project, which is expected to have significant implications for Quebec and its upcoming provincial election.

Government of Canada officials are scheduled to hold a technical briefing for the media on clean energy projects located in Newfoundland and Labrador and Quebec.

Prime Minister Mark Carney, Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Tony Wakeham, and Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette are meeting in St. John's to announce a new deal concerning energy security and economic development related to Churchill Falls.

A $40 parking ticket in Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec, has escalated into a broader fight for accessibility, after a woman with mobility challenges encountered old-style parking meters that were difficult for her to use.

A New York reporter shared her positive experiences from her first trip to Canada in 2022, highlighting nine impressive aspects of Quebec City, Niagara Falls, Toronto, and Montreal.

A 64-year-old Quebec man has become the first patient in North America to receive a liver transplant using breakthrough regenerated liver technology, potentially increasing organ availability.

Étienne A. Beauregard criticizes the federal government for repeating errors made in Quebec's daycare system. He argues that the federal approach to childcare mirrors past mistakes seen in the provincial model.

The Brussels Times website showed a search query for purchasing 4MMC and cocaine in Quebec City, Canada, indicating a possible instance of search engine optimization abuse.

Pierre Poilievre, leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, stated that Quebecers are not interested in reviving the debate surrounding the Quebec-Labrador border, a decision Quebec governments have historically not recognized.

A Quebec man who was charged last year with facilitating a terrorist activity is no longer a member of the Canadian Armed Forces.

The Brussels Times website has published multiple articles that appear to be search queries related to buying cocaine and other drugs in various international locations. These articles list specific drug-related search terms and locations, suggesting an unusual publication pattern.

A new poll indicates that a majority of Canadians feel attached to their ancestral origins, with an even stronger attachment to their national identity. Quebecers and British Columbians show the highest rates of being 'very attached' to their ancestry.

Police in Montreal are investigating a suspected arson attack at a kosher restaurant, with community members and a Quebec MP calling for it to be treated as an antisemitic hate crime.

Avi Lewis suggests that 'cracks are beginning to appear' for the Liberal party in Quebec, though he declined to comment on rumors of Mike Layton running for the party.

A by-election in Quebec is drawing significant attention next month, with political observers calling it a crucial race following the departure of former Conservative MP Richard Martel.

There is growing hope that Quebec will greenlight direct-to-consumer alcohol sales, aligning with other Canadian provinces that have removed trade barriers for inter-provincial alcohol purchases.

The CEO of Alto, the Crown corporation behind the Toronto-Quebec City high-speed rail project, indicates that Kingston, Ontario, will likely be included as a stop due to public demand.

The City of Gatineau, Quebec, has quietly reinstalled a statue of 17th-century explorer Samuel de Champlain, nearly a decade after it was removed for maintenance, amidst broader debates about historical monuments.

Canada's Justice Minister has ordered a new trial for a Quebec man convicted of four murders, who was released from prison after spending three decades incarcerated due to concerns raised about the fairness of his initial trial.

Mexican authorities have arrested Maxime Paquette, a Quebec fugitive wanted since June 2024 in connection with investigations into the massive Desjardins data breach.

California lawmakers have sent a letter to Quebec Premier Christine Frechette, urging her to allow U.S. wines and spirits back on shelves despite an ongoing Canada-U.S. trade dispute.

The Champlain Hudson Power Express, a new power line supplying electricity to New York City, has experienced a second shutdown due to cable issues, following an earlier shutdown on July 1.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has issued a warning regarding the presence of a paralytic biotoxin found in mussels, clams, and oysters harvested from specific areas along Quebec's North Shore.

Ten years after the Jordan ruling, some within Canada's judicial system report ongoing struggles to meet its requirements, expressing concerns that it has negatively impacted the quality of justice and forced prosecutors to make 'heartbreaking' choices.

Mark Carney has appointed a Conservative MP from Quebec and one of his principal secretaries to the Senate. These appointments mark significant additions to the Canadian legislative body.

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada has launched an investigation into a train derailment that occurred northeast of Montreal in Repentigny, Quebec, on July 5.

Terrasse-Vaudreuil, Quebec, has become the first governing body to adopt a resolution recognizing trees as living beings and protecting their rights.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is scheduled to visit Kuujjuaq, Quebec, to meet with Inuit leadership, marking the first trip by a sitting prime minister to the Nunavik community in nearly two decades.

All Boivin, considered Canada's most wanted fugitive, has been apprehended in Spain, according to reports from Radio-Canada sources.

An English-language debate for the upcoming Quebec provincial election has been cancelled after two of the main political parties declined to participate.

Police in Montreal have initiated a manhunt following a shootout that left two officers and one civilian wounded, prompting a shelter-in-place alert in Quebec.

A small town west of Montreal, Quebec, has officially recognized trees as living beings with their own rights, a move described by an environmental organization as a first in Quebec and Canada.

A moderate earthquake with a magnitude of 4.4 (reported as 4.5) struck eastern Quebec on Thursday morning, affecting the Bas-Saint-Laurent, Gaspésie, and Côte-Nord regions.

Police in Quebec municipalities, particularly Quebec City, have issued thousands of fines for insulting officers over the past six years. Montreal is now considering a similar bylaw, raising concerns among advocates about potential tensions and police misconduct.

A lawsuit in Quebec against Tim Hortons, Starbucks, and Second Cup regarding the 'disproportionate' cost of non-dairy milk alternatives has been approved.

Quebec, once a strongly Roman Catholic society, has embraced assisted dying as an individual right, rejecting the church's prohibition and becoming a global leader in the practice.

A Gatineau school board committee is expressing concern after a local mother was reportedly told by her child's elementary school that she would have to remove her hijab to volunteer at an after-school event, citing Quebec's secularism laws.

The historic Haskell Library, located on the US-Canada border, has received a new entrance exclusively for Quebec residents after the Trump administration paused the use of its main US-side entrance.

Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, leader of the Parti Québécois, stated that if his party forms the next government, Quebec would withdraw from the proposed high-speed rail project linking Quebec City to Toronto.

Over the past three decades, Alberta has seen the largest net gain of residents from other Canadian provinces, making it the country's most popular destination for internal migration, while Quebec and Ontario experienced net losses.

Quebec has tabled new legislation that would prohibit the sale of energy drinks to individuals under the age of 16. The move follows advocacy from a mother whose 15-year-old son died after consuming an energy drink while on ADHD medication.

Quebec is preparing to table an expansion of Bill 101, which could prevent students not considered part of the province's 'historic anglophone' community from accessing English-language adult education.

A Quebec resident claims he was beaten by provincial police after objecting to a pro-Palestinian protest in his neighborhood.

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette held a news conference near Montreal to announce a new agreement on public transit funding.

Quebec's Domestic Security Minister Ian Lafrenière has launched an investigation into the Longueuil police force after an officer fatally shot 15-year-old Nooran Rezayi last September.

Avi Lewis has stated that the separatist movements in Alberta and Quebec are 'not the same,' noting that Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces significant challenges with her party base.

An article suggests that separatists in Quebec and Alberta are driven by a sense of disenfranchisement rather than hatred for Canada, feeling looked down upon by the country.

A summary of key Canadian business stories includes Tim Hortons' announcement of 80 new locations, the CRTC's new streaming regulations, and Newfoundland's energy agreement with Quebec.

A new Léger poll indicates that the 'Fréchette effect' and the Montreal Canadiens hockey team are significantly shaping Quebec politics, suggesting an 'entirely new race' is underway.

Quebec's proposed new ticket resale law aims to increase transparency for buyers but, unlike Ontario's legislation, does not include a price cap, leaving the market free.

French singer Patrick Bruel has denied a wave of sexual violence allegations, leading to the cancellation of his scheduled concerts in Quebec. The allegations have prompted significant public and professional repercussions for the artist.

Several organic microgreen products, sold under the Farm Boy and Kyan Culture brands in Ontario and Quebec, have been recalled by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency due to potential E. coli contamination.

Olivia Cazes from Armagh, Quebec, is attempting to become the first woman to travel solo on horseback along the entire 26,000 km Pan-American Highway, stretching from Argentina to Alaska.

Terry Newman argues that the rest of Canada should adopt Quebec's strict secularism laws, citing a case of Islamic instruction introduced into a public school as evidence of why such regulations are necessary.

Oscar-nominated producer and Quebec film pioneer Rene Malo, known for 'The Decline of the American Empire', has passed away at the age of 84.

Renters in Canada are experiencing some relief, but major markets in Quebec are seeing intense demand for existing cheaper units and high prices for new supply.

A town in Quebec is implementing measures to become a dementia-friendly community, including training local merchants, municipal employees, and emergency responders.

Newfoundland has appointed three members of its provincial legislature to 'Team Labrador,' a new body mandated to ensure the peninsula can capitalize on a recent energy deal with Quebec.

A column discusses the Parti Québécois' current position on a potential referendum for Quebec's independence, noting their pitch for fighting Washington alone but not immediately.

Quebec City's Islamic Cultural Centre has issued a safety reminder to its members following a number of incidents of vandalism and online harassment impacting Muslim communities in the province over the past year.

A proposed class-action lawsuit, initially targeting a Quebec producer for selling fake maple syrup, has expanded to include major grocery store chains, alleging they should have been aware of the fraudulent product.

A Quebec separatist leader has stated that an independence referendum will not be held until Donald Trump leaves office.

Hydro-Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador have finalized a new 50-year electricity supply agreement valued at $36 billion, potentially resolving a long-standing dispute.

A Quebec Superior Court judge has approved a historic $31.5-million settlement against the archdiocese of Quebec. This agreement concludes years of legal action for claimants who reported being sexually assaulted by members of the archdiocese since 1940.

An online platform, FINDCOK ORG, is reportedly facilitating the purchase of cocaine powder in Quebec City, according to a report from The Brussels Times.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette have indicated they are open to allowing U.S. alcohol products back into their provinces if a fair trade deal can be reached.

Sources indicate that Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador are close to finalizing a new agreement regarding the Churchill Falls hydroelectric project. This deal could reshape energy relations between the two provinces.

A constitutional lawyer is challenging a 2022 Quebec law that abolished the mandatory oath of allegiance to the King for members of the province’s National Assembly, arguing the provincial government exceeded its constitutional powers.

Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, leader of the Parti Québécois, asserts that his party will address Quebec's issues, benefiting both English and French speakers in the province.

As Pride Month celebrations occur across Quebec, 2SLGBTQ+ political candidates running in the upcoming provincial election are raising alarms about a significant increase in hateful messages targeting them online.

Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed journalists in Saguenay, Quebec, following a tour of an aluminum facility in the region.

A Quebec family is in bureaucratic limbo, potentially facing a $20,000 childbirth bill, as they await resolution on their work permits and provincial health coverage ahead of their second child's birth.

An indexed search query on The Brussels Times website indicates a user searching to buy cocaine in Quebec City through QUEBECCITY BUY-COKE COM.

Some employers in Quebec are installing heat sensors under work desks to optimize hybrid workspaces, a move that has sparked concerns among employees regarding privacy and surveillance.

A national news roundup covers the Law Society's accusation against a former MP for alleged fraud cover-up and the NDP leader's remarks on Mark Carney's political vulnerability in Quebec.

An ethics tribunal in Quebec concluded that two Sûreté du Québec officers engaged in discriminatory actions based on the color of a Black man's skin during a 2020 traffic stop, finding them guilty of racial profiling.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced three byelections to be held in August for ridings in North Vancouver–Capilano (B.C.), Beaches-East York (Ontario), and Chicoutimi—Le Fjord (Quebec).

Quebec's Parti Québécois (PQ) plans to renegotiate the Churchill Falls Memorandum of Understanding, citing a historical 'injustice' from a 1927 decision that awarded Labrador to Newfoundland.

An amateur astronomer in Quebec discovered a strange circular pit on Google Maps, which scientists have now confirmed as a 390-million-year-old meteorite impact crater. This discovery adds the Uhackatik crater to Canada's list of known impact sites.

The iconic Quebec cheese brand OKA, with over 130 years of history, is being acquired by the French dairy giant Lactalis, one of the world's largest cheese producers.

A Montreal family is living in a trailer on their driveway after purchasing a duplex, while the tenants are challenging the repossession request through Quebec’s housing tribunal, leaving both parties in an uncertain situation.

The Quebec government has extended its e-scooter pilot project until 2028, despite concerns raised by doctors who argue that the current rules do not adequately protect children from serious injuries.

CN Rail has announced that railway operations are slowly resuming in Repentigny, Quebec, following a major derailment. Trains will initially pass through the municipality at slower speeds, with inspections conducted after each train.

Quebec's unique tradition of 'moving day' on July 1, which sees tens of thousands relocate, is increasingly overshadowed by severe difficulties in finding new housing.

Marc Messier, a prominent figure in Quebec's cultural scene, has passed away at the age of 78 after a brief illness.

New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and British Columbia are providing assistance to Quebec's wildfire prevention and suppression agency in its ongoing efforts to combat fires across the province.

Montreal police are scheduled to provide an update on the investigation into the killing of 15-year-old Nooran Rezayi in Longueuil, Quebec.

Nearly two decades after Rachelle Wrathmall's murder in Quebec, an arrest in Guinea has brought renewed hope to her loved ones.

At 91 years old, Greek singer Nana Mouskouri has canceled her planned appearance at the SuperFrancoFête in Quebec this summer, following a recommendation from her doctor.

Céline Dion has announced that her new song, 'Bonjour pardon merci,' written and composed by Ycare and Renaud Rebillaud, will be released on July 3, marking their first collaboration with the Quebecois singer.

A storm system has caused widespread flooding, street closures, and power outages in Montreal and southern Quebec, with more rain expected as residents deal with the aftermath.

Hydro-Québec has started exporting electricity to New York City under a long-term contract, a move that has drawn criticism given Quebec's increasing domestic demand and lower-than-usual reservoir levels.

Quebec's Environment Ministry confirmed that 'Joey,' a kangaroo loose on Montreal's South Shore, currently poses no significant danger to the public and is safe for the summer months, though an advocate warns of risks to the animal's safety.

Calls are growing for an independent investigation into alleged racism at a Montréal-Nord police station, prompting Quebec's Domestic Security Minister to appoint an independent observer.

Despite a rare unanimous denouncement by four provincial parties of a white nationalist gathering in Shawinigan, Quebec, some observers argue that Quebec politicians themselves helped fuel the racism they condemned.

Columnist Chris Selley discusses the collapse of Quebec's $90 billion high-speed rail project, highlighting the opportunity costs involved and a rare useful issue raised by the Parti Québécois.

Citizen groups, farmers, and MPs are protesting the proposed Alto high-speed rail project on Parliament Hill, citing concerns over land expropriations along the Toronto-Quebec City route.

An intelligence assessment warns of a 'realistic' chance that the Supreme Court of Canada's upcoming decision on Quebec's secularism law, Bill 21, could inspire violent extremist rhetoric.

Poutine, the iconic Canadian dish of chips, cheese curds, and gravy, is widely associated with Quebec and believed to have originated in rural communities in the late 1950s, though its exact history remains debated.

An analysis draws parallels between the challenging conditions faced by American forces against the British at the Battle of Trois-Rivières in 1776 Quebec and the difficulties of getting bogged down in modern foreign wars, highlighting historical lessons.

The tragic death of a three-year-old girl in Quebec after a bouncy castle was swept away by wind has raised serious questions about the safety of these devices and the absence of adequate regulations.

Jack Jedwab argues that the Parti Québécois' ambition for an independent Quebec to join NATO is unrealistic, stating that even if it were possible, Quebec's voice within the alliance would hold little weight.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is scheduled to meet with her Quebec counterpart in Quebec City this week, with separatism and energy expected to be among the discussion topics.

Bold Ventures has finalized the acquisition of six key claims contiguous to its Joutel Property in Quebec and has completed an Induced Polarization (IP) survey in the area.

UraniumX has announced its participation in THE Mining Investment Event, scheduled to take place in Quebec City from June 2-4, 2026.

The Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary in Ontario secretly housed lions rescued from a Quebec zoo, leading to an uproar from neighbors who found the compound too close for comfort.

A global mining giant has been fined $100 million for contaminating waters in Quebec's Côte-Nord region for over a decade, marking the largest infraction of its kind and highlighting challenges in environmental regulation.

A 36-year-old cyclist was killed after being hit by a school bus carrying several students in Chelsea, Quebec. The incident occurred on Thursday afternoon, with all students on board reported safe.

Families in Quebec, whose loved ones were killed or injured in police interventions, have formed an alliance to advocate for greater transparency and integrity from authorities.

The Premier of Newfoundland is pursuing a new agreement with Quebec concerning energy resources from the Churchill River.

French President Emmanuel Macron hosted the new Prime Minister of Quebec at the Élysée Palace, emphasizing the shared history, close ties, and strong economic ambitions between France and Quebec.

Several companies, including Total Energy Services and Quebecor, have released highlights from their first-quarter earnings calls. These reports provide updates on their financial performance and operational results for the quarter.

Quebec-based miner ArcelorMittal has been fined $100 million for polluting fish-bearing waters in the region.

First Canadian Graphite has announced its participation in the upcoming Mining Investment Event scheduled to take place in Quebec City.

The Canadian film and TV sector suggests that the collapse of trade negotiations could lead Ottawa to revisit discussions with U.S. streaming services. Quebec groups propose that the government could pause or reconsider intervention on streamer payments.

René Malo, a veteran Québécois filmmaker and producer known for 'The Decline of the American Empire,' has died at the age of 84 after a brief hospitalization.

The provincial election campaign in Quebec is officially beginning this week, with this article providing a breakdown of key issues, party leaders, and what is at stake.

An analysis explores how the political actions and rhetoric of Donald Trump may be diminishing the appeal of separatism in Quebec.

An autistic student in Quebec was denied a disability-based exemption from French language requirements and subsequently removed from college, drawing attention to the difficulties and high rejection rates for waivers under Quebec's Charter of the French language.

The leader of Quebec's separatist movement has stated that an independence referendum will not be held as long as Donald Trump remains in office. This decision links the timing of a potential sovereignty vote to the U.S. political landscape.

Wallbridge Mining is set to restart operations at its primary mine in Quebec, as the threat posed by wildfires in the region has diminished.

Mark Carney is scheduled to make an announcement regarding energy security alongside the premiers of Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador. The details of the plan are anticipated.

Quebec and Newfoundland are reportedly close to finalizing an expanded agreement concerning hydroelectric power.

An advertisement disguised as a news article promotes the sale of cocaine in Quebec City, directing users to a specific website.

Claude Paquin, a Quebec man who was wrongfully convicted of a double murder and acquitted 41 years later, has reached a multimillion-dollar settlement with the city of Montreal and the provincial government.

Caisse de Depot et Placement du Quebec, Canada’s second-largest pension manager, fell short of its benchmark in the first half of the year as losses on private equity holdings pulled down the overall…

Ahead of the provincial election, a cross-section of Quebecers shared diverse perspectives on what Quebec identity means and who defines it, as reported by CBC.

Columnist Leslie Roberts argues that the Parti Québécois (PQ) must work to gain the trust of English-speaking Quebecers by demonstrating a commitment to respecting Anglo rights.

More than 1,000 bodies in Quebec went unclaimed by family members last year, prompting questions about the reasons behind this increasing trend and the province's role in managing the remains.

Quebec's premier announced that the province will not remove American alcohol products from its government-run liquor stores, even if the Canadian federal government concedes to U.S. demands to roll back its ban.

A search query providing a guide on how to buy MDMA and cocaine in Quebec City, Canada, was published on The Brussels Times website, indicating potential SEO manipulation or a content error.

Quebecor and Magnolia Oil & Gas are both set to release their second-quarter earnings reports. Investors are anticipating these announcements to assess the companies' recent financial performance.

Loto-Québec has launched the 'Diva in Paris' lottery ticket, giving Céline Dion fans a chance to win an exclusive travel package to see the singer perform live in Paris.

Jérôme Dupras, bassist for the popular folk rock band Les Cowboys Fringants, has been named Quebec’s chief scientist and will help shape the province’s environmental destiny.

Three individuals in Quebec's Montérégie region have received preventive rabies treatment after being exposed to a stray cat.

While nine Canadian provinces will soon allow direct-to-consumer alcohol sales across provincial borders, Quebec has not yet signed the agreement, raising questions about its reasons for staying on the sidelines.

A scientist planning a vacation discovered an unusual, massive structure in Quebec's Côte-Nord region while browsing Google Maps. Subsequent investigation by scientists reportedly confirmed its existence, sparking curiosity about its nature.

Orezone Gold has announced the resumption of operations at its mine in Quebec, reaffirming its production guidance for 2026.

Quebec City-born Jerome LeBlanc has found a unique career portraying Pete 'Maverick' Mitchell, Tom Cruise's character from Top Gun, creating an authentic persona that has garnered significant attention.

A Franco-Canadian consortium has announced the acquisition of French video game retailer Micromania. The deal is spearheaded by Quebec businessman Stephan Tétrault, known for his fortune in figurines.

Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers, including Dongfeng, are setting their sights on the Quebec market, with two Dongfeng EV models currently undergoing certification for sale in Canada.

An amateur astronomer, Joël Lapointe, discovered a previously unidentified 390-million-year-old meteor crater in Quebec's Côte-Nord region while browsing Google Maps.

Following several collisions involving heavy trucks, Quebec has announced new measures aimed at addressing the issue of inexperienced drivers.

A 730-pound great white shark named Bella was recorded near Quebec's Magdalen Islands. Experts state that these sharks are becoming regular seasonal visitors to the region as their population recovers.

The Naskapi Nation of Kawawachikamach in northern Quebec is celebrating the return of century-old artifacts, including doll clothes and hunting tools, on loan from the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto.

Forty-six railcars derailed northeast of Montreal in Repentigny, Quebec, on Sunday afternoon, causing concern among residents whose homes were metres away, though no injuries or deaths were reported.

More than 2,000 households in Quebec are without a home after the province's July 1 moving day, with housing advocates stating that simply building more apartments is insufficient to resolve the affordability crisis.

A Russian-backed cybercriminal group, NoName, reportedly hacked a water treatment plant in Quebec, gaining access to control pumps and chlorine dosing systems, according to the CSE.

The family of Megan Bell, a teen who died in February after her clothes got caught in a chairlift during a school trip to Centre Vorlage in Quebec, is speaking out about the tragedy.

A Quebec facility housing one of North America's only laboratories capable of developing film for professional productions is set to close, with its owner citing declining investment in local audiovisual productions.

BRP, a company based in Quebec, is taking the recreational vehicle market seriously, producing a range of specialized vehicles including three-wheelers, snowmobiles, all-terrain vehicles, and jet skis.

Ontario's education minister expressed excitement about the prospect of a total cellphone ban in schools, citing a 'completely different atmosphere' observed in Quebec schools.

Canadian kids content company Epic Storyworlds has signed a deal with French streaming platform TV5Monde+ for the global launch of its Quebec-made animated series 'Guiby the Super Baby,' bringing the 30-episode series to over 200 countries.

A coalition of groups has sent a letter to Premier Christine Fréchette, reiterating their demand for a public inquiry into allegations of racism and racial profiling within the Montreal police force.

A bar in Quebec was informed by the OQLF (Office québécois de la langue française) that the Yiddish word 'nosh' is not compliant with the province's language laws, sparking debate and resistance.

A small marsupial on the loose in Montreal's South Shore has raised concerns about illegal animal trafficking, with animal rights advocates and Quebec's Environment Ministry suspecting its escape from captivity.

Natalia Mirzoyan's 'Winter in March', a film about a family fleeing Russia, won the short film award at Animafest, while the Canadian-Quebecois film 'Death Doesn't Pay for Everything' won the feature film award.

Quebec has become the first jurisdiction in North America to restrict access to caffeinated energy drinks, banning their sale to individuals under the age of 16.

An iconic library situated on the border between Quebec and Vermont has inaugurated a new Canadian entrance, providing access for Canadian bookworms after the U.S. limited entry last year.

An exhumation is underway in Joliette, Quebec, authorized by the Quebec Superior Court, to find the remains of Laureanna Echaquan, an Atikamekw baby from Manawan who went missing 50 years ago after being sent for pneumonia treatment.

An opinion piece discusses the potential economic and political implications of Alberta separating from Canada, comparing it to Quebec's historical separatist movements.

A Postmedia-Leger survey revealed that less than half of Albertans would choose to remain in a newly independent province. The poll also indicated that Canadians believe Alberta's separation would have a greater economic impact than Quebec's.

MusiquePlus, a beloved Quebec music television channel that launched many local stars, is being revived as a new kind of influencer on TikTok.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's assertion that support for Quebec separatism was 'wiped out' under Stephen Harper's government has been disputed by the Bloc Québécois, citing the PQ's win in 2012.

Radio-Canada has reported that Ottawa and Quebec have reached an agreement on public transit funding, potentially worth nearly $6 billion, covering all available funding for Quebec under the Canada Public Transit Fund.

Communities across eastern Ontario and western Quebec experienced widespread power outages following strong winds on Friday night, with crews working to restore electricity throughout Saturday.

Bloc Québécois MP Simon-Pierre Savard-Tremblay is expected to resign his federal seat after the House rises for the summer break to run in Quebec's provincial election this fall.

Researchers have released new data detailing alarming obstetric and gynecological violence experienced by Indigenous women within Quebec's health-care system, based on testimonies spanning from 1956 to 2023.

A new poll indicates that concerns about separatism are diminishing in Canada, with only 26 percent of respondents worried about Alberta and even fewer about Quebec.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has issued a recall for Les Fermes Lufa broccoli microgreens sold online in Quebec and Ontario. The recall is due to concerns about potential pathogenic E. coli contamination.

Just for Laughs founder Gilbert Rozon has agreed to pay $930,000 to nine women who accused him of sexual misconduct. This settlement follows a Quebec court ruling that found he sexually assaulted eight of them, with Rozon waiving his right to appeal.

The Canadian government, through Carney, has indicated its readiness to assist in brokering a deal regarding the Churchill Falls hydroelectric project between Quebec and Newfoundland.

Auberge Saint-Mathieu, a restaurant in a small Quebec village, has gained significant recognition, earning distinctions from the industry, including the prestigious Michelin guide.

A Times article recounts a personal experience of a riverside rail adventure through Quebec.

Several companies, including TD Conservative ETF Portfolio, BioSyent, and Essex Property Trust, have announced their latest dividend declarations. These announcements specify the per-share amounts to be distributed to shareholders.