Quebec
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Quebec Implements Stricter Truck Licensing Rules for Ontario Drivers
Quebec now requires Ontario-based truck drivers with under two years of experience to pass a road exam to obtain a heavy vehicle license.
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Annie Brocoli Shares Rare Personal Update Amid Career Revival
Quebec entertainer Annie Brocoli shared a rare photo with her partner, Yves Arseneau, as she prepares for a nostalgic performance following a successful online revival.
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Mark Carney faces unity test as Canada marks 159th anniversary
Prime Minister Mark Carney visits his hometown of Edmonton on Canada Day as the country faces potential sovereignty referenda in Alberta and Quebec.
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Quebec’s Sovereignty Push: PQ Releases Comprehensive Independence Blueprint Amid Fête Nationale
As Quebec celebrates its national holiday, the Parti Québécois has unveiled a detailed 524-page roadmap for independence, proposing a new military, a republic status, and a transition to sovereignty.
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Teen cyclist killed in collision with truck in Saint-Hyacinthe
A teenage cyclist died Tuesday afternoon after a collision with a tractor-trailer in Saint-Hyacinthe; police are investigating the circumstances.
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Québec Economic Update: Lithium Expansion, Florida Trade Ties, and Record Gaming Revenue
Québec sees significant shifts in mining investment, cross-border diplomacy with Florida, and record-breaking performance from its state lottery corporation.
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Montreal Weekend Traffic Alert: Major Closures and REM Service Adjustments (June 5-8)
Montreal drivers face significant disruptions this weekend, June 5-8, highlighted by the full closure of the Ville-Marie Tunnel and modified schedules for the REM light rail system.
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Security and Solvency: Dual Crises Converge in Lévis as Premier Defies Spending Caps
A high-stakes weekend in Lévis, Quebec, sees the RCMP execute a terrorism-related arrest while Premier Fréchette faces internal rebellion over a $330 million spending spree.
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Tragedy in Estrie: Fatal Crash Claims Two Teenagers as Quebec Navigates Political and Economic Shifts
A fatal car crash in Saint-Georges-de-Windsor leaves two teenagers dead, while political debates regarding language policy and inter-provincial energy agreements continue to shape the Quebec landscape.
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Diplomatic Friction in Quebec: Alexandre Boulerice and the Controversy of Federal Surveillance Allegations
A political firestorm has erupted in Quebec following comments by Alexandre Boulerice regarding Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon’s fears of federal espionage.
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Martin Matte’s Vitrerie Joyal Prepares for Prime Video Debut
Quebec creator Martin Matte returns to scripted television with his new dramedy, Vitrerie Joyal, launching this Friday on Prime Video.
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Quebec Minimum Wage Hits $16.60 Amid National Ranking Slide
Quebec’s minimum wage will rise to $16.60 per hour on May 1, as the province slips to seventh place in national rankings amid ongoing cost-of-living challenges.
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Garou Reveals Personal Miracle Behind His Stage Success
Singer Garou shares a rare account of his unexpected birth and his transition to a quiet life in Quebec, marking a shift in his artistic journey.
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Claudette Dion and the Paris Comeback: Why 9 Million Registrations Stirred Controversy
As Celine Dion’s Paris residency sparks a record-breaking 9 million registration frenzy, the involvement of Claudette Dion in local discourse highlights a growing rift between global commercial strategy and Quebecois expectations.
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Louis Saia Dies at 75: The Architect Behind Quebec’s Iconic Comedy
Renowned Quebec director and writer Louis Saia, the creative force behind Les Boys and Les Voisins, has died at 75, leaving a profound impact on the province’s cultural landscape.