Canada has a secret weapon in the fight against flooding
Nature can help us — if we let it, writes renowned Canadian TV show host, scientist and environmental activist David Suzuki.
Quebec
Trudeau celebrates St-Jean-Baptiste day in Montreal with his family
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was among the many people attending Fete nationale celebrations in Quebec on Saturday, June 24, 2017.
Subsidizing electric cars is inefficient and costly, report says
Provincial subsidies to encourage the use of electric vehicles are the most expensive, least effective way to help cut greenhouse gas emissions, the Montreal Economic Institute says in a new report.
Quebec gets credit rating upgrade, surpasses Ontario for first time: Leitao
U.S. bond rating agency S&P Global has boosted Quebec's credit rating to AA- — helping the province surpass neighbouring Ontario for the first time.
Endangered beluga whale rescued from N.B. river, returned to St. Lawrence Estuary
A young beluga whale that lost its way in a northern New Brunswick river has been rescued in a unique and complex operation before being reunited with a pod in its natural habitat.
Trudeau commits $1.28 billion toward major Montreal transit project
Ottawa is committing $1.28 billion toward a major Montreal rail project that will connect the city to its suburbs and to its international airport, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on June 16, 2017.
Rift in sovereigntist parties gives Couillard reason to smile
Quebec’s Liberal Premier Philippe Couillard often seems embattled and caught off-guard by minor scandals and incidents.
Feds sign national child care deal to get $7 billion flowing to provinces
The Liberal government has signed a national child care deal with the provinces, but Quebec is staying out of the multilateral agreement.
Homeowners face potential post-flooding woes: mosquitoes, critters, parasites
Even as swollen rivers have receded in Quebec, some experts suggest historic flooding this year could mean critter and pest-related woes in months and years to come.
PM tries to keep lid on constitutional can of worms opened by Couillard
Justin Trudeau moved quickly Thursday, June 1, 2017, to slam the lid on a constitutional can of worms opened by Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard.
Quebec plans to reopen constitutional debate, launch coast-to-coast discussion
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.
Ex-student leader wins Montreal riding of Gouin for left-leaning Quebec solidaire
Former Quebec student leader Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois strolled to victory for Quebec solidaire in a provincial byelection in the Montreal riding of Gouin on Monday, May 29, 2017.
Quebec's Charlevoix region to host next year's G7 meetings
Canada will play host to next year's meeting of G7 leaders at a remote luxury resort in the Charlevoix region of Quebec.
Couillard says Quebec could play a role in Middle East peace proces
Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard says the province could contribute to an eventual successful peace process between Israelis and Palestinians.
Floods still affect about 2,890 Quebec homes
Quebec's public security minister says waters are continuing to recede from flood-stricken areas of the province.