Quebec
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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.
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Quebec Overhauls Health Access, Adopts School Board Model
Quebec is restructuring its primary health care system, assigning residents to local CLSCs based on their residence in a move to reduce emergency room pressure.
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Supreme Court Begins Landmark Hearings on Quebec’s Bill 21
Canada’s Supreme Court has begun a four-day hearing to evaluate Quebec’s Bill 21, a law banning public sector workers from wearing religious symbols at work.
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Quebec Fuel Rebate Proposal: Can Targeted Cheques Offset Pump Costs?
Québec solidaire proposes a fuel-tax-funded rebate for low-income households as regional pump price volatility and rising retail margins squeeze consumers.
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Quebec Power Outages: Thousands Still Dark After Ice Storm
Severe freezing rain has left tens of thousands of Quebec residents without power, prompting infrastructure concerns as the province grapples with increasingly volatile winter weather patterns.
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Transport Scolaire Disrupted as Regions Assess Storm Damage
Over 20,000 Gatineau residents lose power, prompting school closures and bus cancellations while some districts maintain normal schedules amid storm recovery.
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Quebec’s Poutine Week Gets Spotlight from Comedian Stéphane Fallu
Renowned comedian Stéphane Fallu brings new attention to Quebec’s Poutine Week, sharing insights from his visits to 33 snack bars and revealing his pick for the best poutine.
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Manawan Deaths: Investigation Underway After Two Found Deceased
Authorities in the remote Atikamekw community of Manawan, Quebec, have launched a major investigation after two individuals were found dead in a residence, with circumstances officially described as ‘unclear.’
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Bye Bye 2025: Radio-Canada’s Iconic New Year’s Show Welcomes Change and Chilly Celebrations
Radio-Canada’s legendary ‘Bye Bye’ returns for its 50th edition on New Year’s Eve 2025, introducing a fresh creative team and cast amid record-breaking cold and lively festivities across Quebec.
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Hydro-Québec Under Scrutiny: Churchill Falls MOU, Power Grid Strains, and the Road Ahead
As Hydro-Québec faces mounting pressure from both political negotiations and winter power demands, the future of the Churchill Falls MOU and Quebec’s energy stability are in the spotlight. Here’s what’s at stake.
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Horne Smelter’s Future: Quebec Pledges Jobs Amid Environmental Controversy
Quebec Premier François Legault insists the Horne Smelter will remain open, as Glencore faces mounting environmental scrutiny and community concern in Rouyn-Noranda.
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Cogeco Expands Broadband Access Across Quebec Amid Revenue Decline
Cogeco Communications has launched broadband services across major Quebec cities despite a 5% revenue drop in Q4, aiming to boost digital connectivity for residents.