Duelling weekend protests pitting right-wing, anti-fascists groups in Quebec City
Protests pitting pro-refugee groups against those opposed to "illegal immigration" have Quebec's premier worried things might get out of hand.
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Quebec’s energy giant casts shadow over Magpie River
Projects to protect land in Quebec are too often blocked because of misleading economic claims, according to Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society’s Quebec chapter.
More than 10,000 asylum seekers
More than 7,000 asylum seekers have crossed the Quebec border from Donald Trump's America since July, federal and provincial officials said Thursday at a news conference.
Statistics Canada sets the record straight on language error
Statistics Canada has officially set the record straight on a computing error that led it to publish false information on the decline of native French speakers in Quebec last year.
Couillard says he is concerned by anti-immigration banners
Quebec's opposition parties are encouraging far-right groups in the province, Premier Philippe Couillard said Tuesday in response to reports of anti-immigration banners being displayed in Quebec City.
Quebec is reviewing systemic racism. Canada should follow
Quebec writer Toula Drimonis examines the optimism, skepticism, and outright hostility that has met a public consultation on systemic racism in the province.
Two Canadians killed in Burkina Faso identified
The two Canadians killed in a suspected terrorist attack in Burkina Faso have been identified as Tammy Chen of Ontario and Bilel Diffalah, a volunteer for a Quebec-based anti poverty group.
Leaky pipeline near Montreal still moving oil despite warnings from regulator
A year after Sylvie Rozon found an exposed segment of Trans-Northern pipeline on her family's land, no permanent solution has been found.
Asylum applications from Quebec border crossers to be heard by dedicated team
Twenty officials from the Immigration and Refugee Board have been assigned to focus exclusively on deciding asylum claims lodged by people crossing illegally into Quebec.
Security to run high for Clinton family's Quebec holiday, experts say
Security experts say there will be nothing relaxing for those in charge of keeping the Clinton family safe.
About 100 soldiers help with the crush of asylum seekers at Quebec border
The soldiers will have no role in security matters and will not participate in law−enforcement tasks. All but a few will return to their home base once the site is completed.
Overworked Canadian border agents face 'crisis' as migrants flee Trump
"I have 35 years of of service, I have worked 18 years as an agent on the field at the border and I have never seen anything like that," said Jean-Pierre Fortin, president of the agents' union.
Hells Angels no longer vendors at Quebec agricultural fair, management confirms
The management of a Quebec agricultural fair is admitting it made a mistake in allowing a group associated with the Hells Angels to sell products at the site.
Quebec assessment agency releases Lac-Mégantic public consultations report
The population of Lac-Mégantic and its neighbouring towns are heavily divided on what to do with the railway that runs through the heart of the town, Quebec's environmental review agency says.
Indigenous advocate wants Trudeau to write Rolling Stone to express 'regret'
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he "regrets" comments he made about Sen. Patrick Brazeau in a recent interview with Rolling Stone magazine.