Politic
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The importation of handguns will be prohibited in Canada
As gun violence rages in Montreal, Ottawa legislates to limit gun trafficking. The import and export of handguns will be banned in the country as of August 19. The ban […]
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The CAQ spends three times more than its opponents on Facebook
Premier François Legault Even if the provincial election campaign has not officially launched, the great seduction, it, the east. The main parties, with the CAQ leading the pack, are already […]
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“Where did the love go?” ask the provinces
Quebec Premier François Legault (POOL photo) “Where has love gone?» between Ottawa and the provinces, launched John Horgan during the closing press conference of the Council of the Federation which […]
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Legault: “We don't understand why Mr. Trudeau doesn't want to find us”
Quebec Premier François Legault (POOL photo) “Where did love go?” between Ottawa and the provinces, launched John Horgan during the closing press conference of the Council of the Federation which […]
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Ensemble Montreal refuses to comment on drag queen Barbada
The drag queen Barbada hosts a youth program on Tou.tv. The Ensemble Montréal party does not wish to comment on the activities for children organized by Barbada de Barbades, a […]
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3,000 new social and affordable housing units in Quebec
Andrée Laforest, Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing As anxiety reigns a few hours before July 1, the CAQ presents a plan that will allow it to to add 3,000 […]
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Thousands of households in “inadequate housing” because of the CAQ, estimates QS
The co-spokesperson for Quebec solidarity, Manon Massé. The investment of the Coalition avenir Québec (CAQ) in housing remains insufficient, insists Québec solidaire (QS). As July 1 dawns, the second official […]
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Abortion: political figures in Canada react
A pro-choice poster is stuck on a traffic light. As the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday overturned Roe v. Wade, guaranteeing for nearly half a century the right of American […]
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A bill for the promotion and protection of indigenous languages
The Minister of Aboriginal Affairs, Ian Lafrenière. On the occasion of National Indigenous Peoples Day, the Minister responsible for Indigenous Affairs, Ian Lafrenière announced that a bill is being prepared […]
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First Nations and Inuit: investment of $141 million over five years
The Minister responsible for Aboriginal Affairs, Ian Lafrenière. Québec will inject $141 million over the next five years to support First Nations and Inuit communities. Investments will be concentrated in […]