How to avoid March break travel chaos at Montreal’s Trudeau airport
Montreal’s airport authority is urging travellers to be prepared as the busy spring break season lands amid major construction.
A grassroots dream at a crossroads as Québec Solidaire looks back on 20 years
Formed by activists and politicians, Québec Solidaire was labelled a grassroots movement focused on social justice, feminism and the environment when it entered the province’s political arena in 2006.
Quebec dishes out $36M to AI research as job cuts in the U.S. raise concerns
As the government funds Quebec’s Artificial Intelligence Institute, Mila, it’s also thinking about the risks AI could bring to the job market.
Liberal, Bloc Québécois candidates set for Terrebonne rematch after court ruling
Nathalie Sinclair-Desgagné and Tatiana Auguste will face off again in Terrebonne after the Supreme Court voided a one-vote Liberal win. The byelection is one of three that will determine if PM Mark Carney’s Liberals can clinch a majority.
‘The border doesn’t exist to us’: How one Mohawk community balances fears of ICE with...
For Mohawks in Akwesasne, crossing international borders is a way of life. But now, many are worried about what the possibility ICE agents might be coming to the region could mean for their inherent rights.
Health reform adopted, but Quebec medical specialists remain at odds with government
The federation representing medical specialists in the province is accusing the Coalition Avenir Québec government of stalling negotiations to reach a new agreement. The group is now putting more pressure on officials. Meanwhile, MNAs have adopted Bill 19 – the...
Montreal students reflect on bullying, kindness on Pink Shirt Day
Feb. 25 is Pink Shirt Day in Canada and events are being held across the country to stand up against bullying. Students at Willingdon Elementary School wrote kind messages on paper pink shirts displayed on a poster to highlight the...