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A late winter snowstorm is expected to impact parts of Quebec and Atlantic Canada just days after the official start of spring, bringing significant snowfall and hazardous conditions.

An Amber Alert has been issued in Quebec for two young boys who were reportedly taken late Saturday, with police seeking public assistance in locating them and their possible abductor.

Tensions rose during the first leadership debate of the Coalition Avenir Québec as Christine Fréchette and Bernard Drainville sparred over a proposed bridge project connecting Quebec City and Lévis.

Rodger Brulotte, a cherished baseball broadcaster and columnist in Quebec, has passed away at the age of 79.

Quebec Premier François Legault has rejected Ontario Premier Doug Ford's concerns regarding the province's electric vehicle sales targets, asserting that Quebec has adapted its objectives to align with the North American auto market.

The Michelin Guide 2026 was unveiled in Monaco, highlighting a lackluster list and striking injustices in its selections.

A Quebec human rights tribunal dismissed a case concerning a bird conservation organization that excluded white applicants from a job posting, labeling the government's race-based hiring practices as acceptable under certain contexts.

A Quebec court has issued an injunction preventing two men from donating sperm while they face allegations of fathering hundreds of children.

A Quebec father and son have been banned from donating sperm after allegedly causing 613 pregnancies, a first in Canada.

Mark Milke argues that Canada's federal government should stop catering to Quebec's demands to prevent increased western alienation and possible separatist sentiments.

A Quebec man has been convicted of murdering his two young children after a jury found him guilty on all charges, including attempted murder of his eldest daughter and strangulation of his wife.

Ontario's Premier Doug Ford has called on the provinces of British Columbia and Quebec to abandon electric vehicle sales targets, arguing that they hinder Canada's competitiveness.

Quebec Finance Minister Eric Girard announced that the upcoming budget will not include new major initiatives as the province seeks to reduce its deficit.

The article discusses Quebec's experience with sovereignty and questions whether Alberta's aspiring separatists are heeding Quebecers' insights on independence.

Over 800 organizations in Quebec are urging the provincial government to abandon its proposed constitution, known as Bill 1, citing flaws and a lack of proper consultation.

A Quebec tourist in Florida has been arrested for allegedly defrauding a local flower shop out of over $1,000.

Quebec's Finance Minister is set to present the province's budget for the 2026-2027 fiscal year on Wednesday, which is expected to focus on investment in infrastructure and stability amid external uncertainties.

The Longest Ballot Committee is mobilizing candidates for the April 13 byelection in Terrebonne, Quebec, following a Supreme Court decision that invalidated the previous election results due to voting irregularities.

Strong winds have caused widespread power outages across Central Canada and the Maritimes, affecting nearly 310,000 customers in Quebec alone.

This article discusses a podcast episode delving into the 1995 Quebec referendum and the purported deception behind the separatist movement's plans for Quebec's independence.

The killing of a young data science student by antifascist militants in Lyon highlights a severe political and societal crisis in France, with experts warning of potential civil unrest.

A Quebec man, found not criminally responsible for killing two children by crashing a bus into a daycare, has been designated a high-risk offender by the court.

A significant winter storm is forecasted to affect northern Ontario and eastern Quebec, bringing heavy snowfall and strong winds.

Quebec's maple syrup producers are embracing automation and expansion to meet the rising demand for maple syrup.

A new café in Montreal, named Club Pays, opens as a hub for the Quebec independence movement, featuring a blend of coffee culture and separatist politics.

The French National Assembly held a moment of silence for a young far-right extremist, Quentin Deranque, who was killed by leftist extremists, stirring national outrage and highlighting deep political divides.

Quebec Conservative MPs criticize the nomination of controversial hockey commentator Don Cherry for the Order of Canada due to his past remarks against Quebec.

Quebec's public security minister is considering the public release of reports by the province's police watchdog following a police shooting incident.

Angine de Poitrine, a mysterious masked duo from Quebec, is gaining fame for their unique performances and catchy music that combine whimsical, carnival-like elements with math-rock.

The popular series 'Observations from Abroad' on Czech television is set to continue with a new season featuring the province of Quebec, including a special thousandth episode.

A severe ice storm has left more than 200,000 households in Quebec without power, prompting school and university closures as public officials advise residents to remain indoors.

Quebec's independent police oversight agency has submitted a report on the police shooting of 15-year-old Nooran Rezayi, which remains shrouded in uncertainty.

John Ivison explores how a potential Liberal majority government under Prime Minister Mark Carney may change the dynamics of political influence exerted by Quebec nationalists in Canada.

After the departure of MP Lori Idlout to the Liberals, attention turns to NDP MP Alexandre Boulerice, who is contemplating a run for the Quebec Solidaire in the upcoming provincial election.

A winter storm warning has been issued for much of southern Québec, including Ottawa and Québec City, due to significant freezing rain expected.

A lawyer asserts that Paméla Groleau did not defame Cardinal Marc Ouellet, as her allegations of sexual misconduct against him are true and she did not aim to harm him.

Central and Eastern Canada are preparing for storms that could cause flash flooding in Ontario and freezing rain in Quebec.

The Supreme Court of Canada ruled that Quebec must provide subsidized daycare to asylum seekers, potentially altering the landscape of social welfare benefits in Canada.

The Bloc Québécois aims to prioritize local issues in the upcoming byelection in Terrebonne rather than focusing on blocking Prime Minister Mark Carney's potential majority.

A Montreal real estate agent received a complaint from Quebec's language watchdog regarding insufficient French usage on his social media posts.

Quebec is preparing for a potentially severe freezing rain event predicted to begin midweek, which could lead to significant disruptions and hazards.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced byelections for two Ontario and one Quebec riding, aimed at maintaining Liberal majority as key votes loom in April.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has scheduled byelections for April 13 in Ontario and Quebec that may impact the governing Liberal Party's majority in the House of Commons.

Human remains were discovered after a house fire in eastern Quebec, raising questions about the occupants' identities and the cause of the blaze.

A tragic bus accident in Quebec resulted in the death of one child and injuries to 19 others, with investigations ongoing regarding the cause of the crash.

Canadian authorities have confirmed that a body found in April 2024 in Coaticook, Quebec, belongs to Letícia Alves de Oliveira, a Brazilian woman who had been missing since 2023.

The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that asylum seekers in Quebec with young children qualify for subsidized daycare programs, overturning a previous decision that denied such access.

A Montreal teacher has filed a constitutional challenge against a provincial policy that allows students 14 and older to change their name and pronouns at school without parental consent, claiming her rights were violated when instructed to conceal a student's gender identity from their parents.

The last two suspects in the murder case of Quentin Deranque have been charged and are now in prison following their arrest in France.

The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled in favor of asylum seekers, stating they are entitled to subsidized daycare in Quebec, marking a significant legal victory against provincial discrimination.