Quebec premier defends Trudeau and calls Castro a "giant"
Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard did not think the message from Trudeau was inappropriate given Castro had just passed away.
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Federal and Quebec governments under pressure to finance Montreal train project
Construction for the 67 kilometre network will cost $5.9-billion will start this summer and is expected to be ready for service by the end of 2020
Trudeau government reviewing law as migrant workers treated 'like slaves'
Fifteen migrant workers from Guatemala were arrested on Oct. 26, 2016 and now face deportation. National Observer interviewed some of them to hear their story.
ONÉ : suite à un courriel d'un employé d'Irving, une enquête est demandée
Cette invitation faite à un membre de l'ONÉ a relancé les critiques sur sa proximité avec l'industrie pétrolière, minant sa crédibilité pour défendre l'intérêt du public.
Energy East opponents want inquiry of pipeline regulator after invitation from Irving Oil employee
A Calgary-based employee of Irving Oil, a major player in the proposed Energy East pipeline project, sent an email invitation directly to Steven Kelly, an NEB member who also faced controversy.
Climat: Trudeau ne respectera pas l'Accord de Paris, voici pourquoi
Un détail important avait été omis: le Canada est un pays pétrolier. Au fait, il s'agit de la deuxième réserve mondiale. Le Canada, l'Alberta... et la Bourse de Toronto
Montreal women chain themselves to "rotten" pipeline
The three Montreal-area women said they were taking matters into their own hands to protect the public from the risk of a spill that could contaminate drinking water for the entire region.
Nearly 90 per cent of Quebecers want pipeline hearings stopped pending environmental reform
Quebecers have overwhelmingly lost confidence in the National Energy Board and want pipeline hearings stopped until Canada’s environmental laws have been reformed, according to a new poll.
Hillary Clinton's Quebec ancestry dates back to New France
Clinton's family ties to Canada stretch back to the days of New France, making her a distant relative of many prominent Quebecers, including Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Celine Dion.
Quebec to hold public inquiry into surveillance of journalists
The Quebec government announced a full public inquiry Thursday into the police surveillance of journalists after revelations various forces monitored reporters' phones.
More Quebec reporters were under surveillance, this time by provincial police
The number of reporters who were subject to police surveillance in Quebec is growing.
Deadly explosion of Quebec-owned pipeline rocks Alabama
“The Caisse is always interested in quality assets that yield stable, long-term returns,” said an executive from the Quebec pension fund when it announced its investment in 2011.
Newfoundland and Labrador reminds Quebec about Canadian values on hydro project
Quebec should recognize Canadian values and support its neighbours, Newfoundland and Labrador's finance minister said.
Driver and owner of train in Lac-Megantic disaster added to class action lawsuit
The conductor as well as the owner of the train that derailed, exploded and killed 47 people in Lac-Megantic in 2013 have been added as respondents in a class action lawsuit.
Quebec carbon market not changing behaviours so far but experts are hopeful
Ontario is set to join Quebec’s carbon market — which is tied to California’s — but so far the program has not had the desired outcome, say prominent experts.