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The Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) announced on Saturday that the vice-president of Tourisme Montréal, Manuela Goya, would stand as a candidate in Brome-Missisquoi in the Eastern Townships for the provincial election scheduled for October.
Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette announced on Friday morning that her government is launching a call for tenders for a virtual waiting room and teleconsultation pilot project, with the aim of modernizing access to health care.
More than 11,000 complaints were filed with Quebec’s language watchdog last fiscal year, setting another record for the Office québécois de la langue française (OQLF).
The Quebec Liberal Party says it will not be following through on its threat to take legal action against Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon — for now.
The son of former Premier Jean Charest, Antoine Dionne Charest, was finally officially nominated as the Liberal candidate for the Montreal constituency of Verdun on Wednesday evening.
Another CAQ member is calling it quits. Minister Mathieu Lacombe is expected to announce Thursday he will be leaving politics.
Quebec will allocate spots in subsidized daycare centres primarily to Quebecers, permanent residents, and foreign workers holding a closed work permit.
Quebec Labour Minister Jean Boulet has confirmed his plan to step away from politics at the end of his term.
The Quebec Liberal Party (PLQ) is committing to invest an additional $380 million over four years to promote and protect the French language, if it forms the government after Oct. 5.
Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette said she intends to make herself more accessible to English-language media and that the racism scandal rocking the province’s largest municipal police force is “unacceptable.”
On Sunday, the Quebec Liberal Party sent a formal notice to PQ leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon demanding that he retract his remarks linking the QLP to organized crime and issue a formal apology.
Against all odds, members of the National Assembly succeeded on Friday in passing the sweeping Bill 23, which relaxes the criteria for forcibly hospitalizing a person in crisis.
On the last day of the legislative session before the fall provincial election, Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon chose to draw a connection between the Quebec Liberal Party and organized crime.
A French-language leaders' debate is set to be broadcast live on Noovo Info and the Crave streaming platform on Sept. 16, a few weeks before the Quebec provincial election.
The Christine Fréchette government says that Quebec’s financial situation has improved, as the province’s budget deficit continues to decline.
The “Gabie Renaud” bill, which aims to better protect women from domestic violence, passed the National Assembly on Thursday.
