Quebec

Fifty per cent of the students at one French school in Montreal are Syrian refugees. National Observer takes you inside of one of them through the eyes of a student.

Jean-François Lisée, 58, was elected PQ leader Friday, winning 50.6 per cent of support on the second round of voting.

Anyone who showed up to watch a federal cabinet minister battle it out with her Quebec counterpart over health care funding negotiations would leave disappointed, warned Health Minister Jane Philpott.

Here's a look at the proposed oil and gas pipeline projects in Canada.

It's been more than a month since the pipeline company promised to fix a French keyword search issue for the Energy East application, brought to light by National Observer.

Canada needs to scrap the capital gains tax and slash corporate taxes as a way to enhance economic growth, Conservative leadership hopeful Maxime Bernier said Tuesday.

Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr said the appointments of new temporary members to the National Energy Board were “important” and would be announced “very soon.”

Canada's pipeline regulator made an "illegal" decision to shut down a probe into its private dealings with oil industry advocates, says a Quebec environmental group.

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.

If you're just returning from a lengthy summer vacation, we've put together this primer to help you catch up. Here's everything you wanted to know about the Charest affair but were afraid to ask.

Calgary-based TransCanada Corp has repeatedly declined to say whether any of its employees were aware of Jean Charest's meeting with the National Energy Board.

A coalition of Quebec business organizations and large unions came out in defence of Energy East, while the leader of Alberta's Wildrose Party Brian Jean accused Coderre of meddling in the process.

Environment Minister Glen Murray said fluctuations in the Quebec and California carbon market are "normal" and are affected by a host of political, economic and legal factors.

The fight against climate change is one particularly "daunting challenge" that lies ahead, Trudeau noted.