Ferland best known for song “une chance qu’on s’a”
Strategy includes 21 measures, including increasing the number of immigrants who speak French
Lawsuit alleges teacher violated copyright laws and shook the confidence of parents and students
Sagar is a fluffy sugar derived from maple sap
Flooding one of many issues facing cities as they try to adapt to climate change
In its ruling, the Appeal Court noted that the notwithstanding clause must be renewed every 5 years
As of Feb. 17, the Public Health Agency of Canada had recorded 6 domestic measles cases in 2024
One single mother of two kids says it’s hard to find the time to learn a new language and take exams
Health Canada first detected the substance in 2023
Hike will see students entering the province from elsewhere paying about 30% more
Lawsuit seeks to prohibit towns and cities from taking down tents when no other accomodation exists
Mild conditions continued into the first week of January in Montreal
The government provided Medicago with $173 million in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic
1,000 homes evacuated in Quebec’s Laurentians region over fears dike could burst
Coordinated action by 4 unions affects schools, health-care facilities and social services
Weekly newspapers across the province have depended on the door-to-door service
Public sector workers set to walk off the job Monday in first of a series of one-day strikes
