Quebec City: Restrictions on the use of drinking water
35% of Quebec residents living in 12 different sectors will have their drinking water restricted starting tomorrow morning, Wednesday, due…
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If Pierre Poilievre becomes Prime Minister…
What if Pierre Poilievre becomes the Prime Minister of the country next year? With the 20-point lead Canada’s Conservative Party…
Sexual exploitation: Women “liberated” during police operation at Motel Saint-Jacques
This Montreal motel is known for its prostitution and underage prostitution activities as well as drug and gun trafficking. Several…
National holidays and the French language: “What’s happening in Montreal worries me,” says François LeGault
Quebec’s National Day is an opportunity for all Quebecers to remember their history and the importance of preserving the French…
Up to 19 attempts without passing the French test for future teachers
The French exam is giving future teachers a hard time, especially those at the University of Quebec in Trois-Rivières, where…
Blue Planet, Green Ideas / Eurasian Watermilfoil | Unequal struggle against encroachment of lakes
Biologists can tear it apart, suffocate it, poison it, but it is useless; The Eurasian watermilfoil has become an unstoppable…
Kidnapping of four: The influencer was last seen in a small municipality in Montérégie
The cryptocurrency influencer who missed the call after being kidnapped along with three others in Montreal on Friday was last…
Pierre Poilievre Courts Rivière-du-Loup | Radio-Canada
Pierre Poilievre’s recreational vehicle stopped in Rivière-du-Loup on Saturday as part of a tour of Quebec. In front of nearly…
Syringes, solutions, surgical masks and masks are stored in a former asbestos mine in Val-des-Sources.
Medical equipment such as surgical masks, syringes and IV bags are stored in an abandoned and poorly preserved building, located…
Bye-bye heat, hello rain
Quebecers traded heat for rain this National Day weekend. A low pressure system will hit southern and central Quebec over…