Philippe Couillard

The Quebec government has put a stop to betting on whether Donald Trump will leave the White House before his term has ended.

Canada's Constitution has become a taboo topic among members of the political class in recent years — but it appears that's about to change.

Between 1970 and 1995, the average annual payment under disaster financial assistance was $10 million. Between 1996 and 2010 it was $110 million and between 2011 and 2016 it was $360 million.

Bombardier further retreated Sunday on a hefty pay increase to six senior executives, announcing they would defer receiving payment on a sizeable chunk until a later time.

Andrew Potter wrote that he deeply regretted the sloppy column which cost him the "dream job of a lifetime."

Thousands of people sent thousands of blessings to the deceased on Thursday, said Montreal resident Lina Zaidi, standing in a stadium packed to the brim.

Quebec City police have confirmed they have at least two suspects in custody following a shooting at a local mosque. There are reports of multiple victims wounded and killed in the attack.

Nous voyons souvent le caricaturiste Ygreck dessiner Philippe Couillard en géant vert de l’environnement, mais au-delà des belles paroles, c’est business as usual au Parti libéral du Québec.

Quebec and Ontario have signed a $1-billion annual hydroelectricity deal.

Montreal's mayor vowed zero tolerance for illegal pot dispensaries on Thursday, just hours after eight such establishments aimed at recreational users opened to the public.

Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard did not think the message from Trudeau was inappropriate given Castro had just passed away.

Former Quebec deputy premier Nathalie Normandeau ripped up her Quebec Liberal Party membership on Tuesday, saying that the province's anti-corruption unit has declared war on her.

The transport minister had faced mounting criticism in recent months over his alleged role in authorizing the sale of a Quebec hardware chain, Rona, to American giant Lowe's.

The truck attack that killed at least 84 people in Nice is "insane" and highlights the unpredictability of terrorist-related incidents, Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard said Friday.

President Obama says this is one national security crisis that we can't address with a military response.