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PQ leads latest poll at 30 percent; Liberals and CAQ tie for second at 23 percent
Léger poll for TVA shows Paul St-Pierre Plamondon's Parti Québécois maintaining lead as provincial election approaches in October.
Fourth SPVM officer suspended over racial profiling allegations at Montreal North station
A fourth officer from the now-disbanded Station 39 night patrol has been suspended as the investigation into misconduct allegations...
Montreal airport worker dies after being struck by aircraft backing up on runway
A traffic controller was struck by a French bee flight at Montreal-Trudeau airport Monday evening and later pronounced dead.
Victoire's missing Walter Cup trophy recovered after being lost during shipment
The Montreal Victoire's Walter Cup championship trophy was found and reunited with the team Monday after going missing last week during...
Federal funding locks in $11 billion icebreaker contract for Quebec shipyard
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Monday that Ottawa will invest $11.3 billion to build six new icebreakers at Chantier Davie in...
Highway 40 eastbound closes overnight through Friday for bridge inspections and paving
Île-aux-Tourtes Bridge work runs Monday through Wednesday midnight to 5 a.m., plus Thursday 10 p.m. to Friday 5 a.m. Highway 30 tolls...
Quebec businesses brace for 50% U.S. tariffs as Canada walks away from talks
About $7.7 billion in provincial exports face new tariffs. Roughly 18,000 Quebec jobs are expected to be lost, with small manufacturers...
Stéphane Paquet, CEO of Montréal International, launches PQ campaign in Pointe-aux-Trembles
Paquet, who led the investment-attraction agency since 2020, will challenge incumbent Chantal Rouleau in Montreal's East End riding.
CAQ launches Quebec election campaign with 'Let's move forward' slogan
Premier Christine Fréchette unveils CAQ's election slogan, citing economic threats and cost of living as the campaign season begins.
Montreal city council votes Monday on suspending ties with Israel
City council debates Projet Montréal's motion to suspend institutional ties with Israeli government, backed by hundreds of artists and...
Trump tariffs hit Quebec businesses as Fréchette calls emergency cabinet meeting
Quebec's premier says the U.S. trade collapse demands immediate action to support workers and companies facing new tariffs.
Laval's Place Bell hosts free West African epic dance spectacle
Choreographer Aly Keita explores the legend of Soundjata Keita through dance and live music this Sunday, blending African traditions...
