Quebec Liberal Party committee says public money ‘shouldn’t be used to teach religion'
A committee set up by the Quebec Liberal Party will recommend that “public money should not be used to teach religion” in schools, The Canadian Press has learned.
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Guillaume Cliche-Rivard named Québec Solidaire interim co-spokesperson
Québec Solidaire has chosen Guillaume Cliche-Rivard as its interim male co-spokesperson after Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois stepped down on Thursday.
Québec Solidaire co-spokesperson Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois to leave politics at end of mandate
Quebec Solidaire co-spokesperson Gabriel Nadeau Dubois will leave politics at the end of his mandate, he announced Thursday.
Poilievre wants to resurrect LNG Quebec project
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre wants to resurrect the LNG Quebec liquefied gas project and “believes he can convince Quebecers” of its relevance, even though it was rejected at the time, notably because of a lack of social acceptability.
Quebec to expand religious symbol ban, force students to uncover faces
The Quebec government has tabled a bill that would expand the province’s religious symbols ban to school staff beyond teachers.
City councillor in Quebec facing hearing after complaint about Facebook spat over language
A city councillor in the Quebec municipality of Kamouraska is in hot water and facing possible fines after a profanity-laced Facebook spat with users over his defence of anglophone rights.
Quebec Premier François Legault to lead economic mission to Germany
Quebec Premier François Legault will cross the Atlantic next week to attend the Hannover Trade Fair in Germany, The Canadian Press has learned.
Former Quebec minister Carlos Leitão to run for federal Liberals in Laval
The former Quebec finance minister under the Couillard government, Carlos Leitão, plans to run for the Liberal Party of Canada in the federal election due to be called shortly.
Quebec effort to ease internal trade means less red tape for racehorses, undertakers
Quebec is taking some halting steps toward scrapping interprovincial trade barriers with measures that will reduce red tape for funeral directors, real estate brokers and racehorse owners.
Liberals to table a motion calling for Bonnardel resignation over SAAQclic fiasco
The Quebec Liberal Party (PLQ) will table a motion in the National Assembly calling for the resignation of Minister François Bonnardel, who was allegedly made aware of problems in the development of SAAQclic as early as 2021.
Former Charbonneau commissioner to lead inquiry into SAAQclic fiasco
Back in the National Assembly after two weeks of parliamentary recess, the Liberal opposition is bringing the SAAQclic file back to the forefront.
Terrebonne byelection: PQ’s Catherine Gentilcore takes seat back from CAQ
The Parti Québécois’ Catherine Gentilcore took back former economy minister Pierre Fitzgibbon’s seat in the party’s longtime stronghold of Terrebonne.
Prime Minister Mark Carney meets with Premier François Legault in Montreal
Quebec Premier François Legault met with Canada’s new Prime Minister Mark Carney in Montreal on Sunday.
Luc Rabouin elected new Projet Montréal leader
The governing party in Montreal will choose a new leader on Saturday night.
Premier François Legault and Prime Minister Mark Carney to meet Sunday
Quebec Premier François Legault will officially meet his new federal counterpart Mark Carney for the first time on Sunday.
Quebec labour minister’s speech in Montreal cancelled due to protest
Quebec Labour Minister Jean Boulet’s speech to the Chamber of Commerce of Metropolitan Montreal was cancelled at noon on Friday due to disruptions caused by a group of demonstrators against his bill.