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Quebec's sovereignty question is back in play 31 years after the 1995 referendum
The PQ is back in government and the question is back in the conversation, with Montrealers split on whether another vote could come.
Quebec premier to meet AFNQL Wednesday after skipping Ottawa first ministers summit
The premier cites a tight timeline and vague federal framework for skipping the Ottawa summit, and meets AFNQL leaders directly two days later.
L'ARTM launches a public mobility data hub with ridership, service and accessibility figures
The Pôle de données en mobilité gathers ridership, service and accessibility data from transit agencies and partners in one regional place.
Quebec coroner resumes public inquiry on heavy truck collisions killing mother, 5-year-old son
The second phase of the inquiry into fatal heavy-truck collisions began in Montreal, focusing on the 2025 Boucherville crash that killed...
Deadly weekend on Quebec roads leaves five people dead, several injured
Five people died on Quebec roads over the weekend, including a motorcyclist, a pedestrian in Gatineau, two Mirabel crash victims and a...
About 750,000 Quebecers have booked flu shots as Santé Québec says no shortage
Santé Québec says 140,000 more people have booked than last year, and that doses are sufficient despite reports of pharmacy shortages.
Zumretay Arkin named Bloc candidate in Laurier-Sainte-Marie byelection
Arkin, a Uyghur Canadian human rights activist who arrived in Quebec at age ten, was announced by Yves-François Blanchet on Sunday.
McGill medical students launch culturally safe gynecology clinic for Indigenous women
Her Circle of Care offers 30-minute appointments and specialized care through partnerships with community organizations.
Quebec expands smoking-cessation drug coverage, doubling annual weeks covered
Nicotine patches, gum and lozenges now covered for 24 weeks annually instead of 12, though out-of-pocket costs remain.
Laval pharmaceutical firm Servier ranks among Quebec's best workplaces with 95% employee score
Servier was among 75 Quebec companies named to Great Place to Work's 2026 list, with employees giving it top marks for pride in company...
Quebec releases $28 million emergency funding for homelessness as winter approaches
$28 million in emergency Quebec homelessness funding focuses on winter shelter with nearly half going to Greater Montreal area.
Quebec's 811 health line faces 109-minute waits as flu season approaches
Average wait times to reach a nurse on Info-Santé 811 have climbed to 109 minutes as of mid-October. The province is testing AI tools...
