In his resignation speech Wednesday, Premier François Legault said Quebecers are looking for a change in leadership. CBC spoke to people in the Greater Montreal area and in Legault’s riding of L’Assomption, Que., to get their thoughts on the announcement.
Premier François Legault had repeated several times that he was holding down the fort despite growing challenges. But those challenges turned out to be too much, and he says he recognizes Quebecers needed change.
Quebec’s public contract watchdog says the province’s automobile insurance board undermined the principles of fair competition in the handling of its disastrous SAAQclic project.
A jury trial has opened for two men charged in the drive-by shooting of Meriem Boundaoui, a 15-year-old girl who prosecutors say was in the wrong place at the wrong time when she was killed.
The mayor is following through on a campaign promise, pledging $40 million over 10 years for the devices. But critics say that’s not enough and it’s going to take too long to implement.
Justice Sheilah Martin is retiring from the country’s highest court, opening up a vacancy on the Supreme Court of Canada bench.
At a news conference Tuesday, a police spokesperson told reporters the body might be that of Susana Rocha Cruz, who was reported missing on Jan. 12.
The Sûreté du Québec says no one was injured when a Via passenger train struck the trailers of two transport trucks that had parked near the tracks in Saint-Alexandre-de-Kamouraska, located in the Lower St. Lawrence region.
A roofer from Chelsea, Que., who saw a car fly off the Draveurs Bridge over the Gatineau River was amazed the driver survived.
