CBC NewsQuébec Quebec government passes controversial religious symbols lawcbc.ca - CBC News · Quebec's majority government has pushed through a controversial piece of legislation that will bar public-school teachers, government lawyers, judges …
CBC NewsFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoQuébec City As marathon weekend sitting of Quebec's National Assembly continues, focus shifts to religious symbols billcbc.ca - CBC News · After a legislative session that ended in the wee hours Sunday with the adoption of a controversial immigration reform bill, bleary-eyed MNAs are …
CBC NewsMontréal Water taxi linking Pointe-aux-Trembles to Old Port launches for seasoncbc.ca - CBC News · Heading downtown from Pointe-aux-Trembles and worried about congested roads? Try the river instead. A water-taxi service along the St. Lawrence River, …
CBC NewsQuébec Quebec passes bill to reform immigration system after government invokes closurecbc.ca - CBC News · After a 19-hour marathon session, members of Quebec's National Assembly have passed legislation that would allow the government to cancel roughly …
CBC NewsNantes Mother who lost son in Lac-Mégantic disaster questions plans for railway bypasscbc.ca - Julia Page Isabelle Boulanger held back tears as she addressed the panel of government experts, lawyers and company representatives in Lac-Mégantic, Que., this …
CBC NewsInuit Inuk student biking across Canada to raise awareness of suicide crisis among Inuit youthcbc.ca - Jessica Deer After a wave of youth suicides in Nunavik last fall, Inuk student Hannah Tooktoo felt helpless living over 1,400 kilometres south from her family and …
CBC NewsSocial Housing Protesters decry evictions, rising rents and lack of social housing in Montrealcbc.ca - CBC News · As Quebec's official moving date, July 1st, approaches, housing advocates are increasing their calls for Montreal and the province to put emergency …
CBC NewsQuébec City Quebec City travellers can now take the bus to get to airportcbc.ca - CBC News · Passengers who land at Quebec City's Jean-Lesage Airport will now have a more affordable option to get downtown. As of June 15, public buses will …
CBC NewsGatineau April ice storm cost Hydro-Quebec $14 million due to damage, overtimecbc.ca - The Canadian Press · The ice storm that plunged hundreds of thousands of Hydro-Québec customers into darkness in April cost the provincial utility about $14 million, …
CBC NewsFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoFrançois Legault Quebec MNAs begin proceedings to pass immigration, secularism billscbc.ca - CBC News · Members of the National Assembly are sitting this weekend after Premier Francois Legault announced he would invoke closure to ensure his government's …
CBC News No doctor in Radisson, Que. for 2-week periodcbc.ca - CBC News · Residents in the small community of Radisson, Que., in the James Bay region, haven't had a doctor for the past week — and won't be able to consult …
CBC NewsMontréal Montreal could be doing more to create green spaces, report findscbc.ca - CBC News · Montreal is famed for its large, beautiful parks, and Montrealers are known for their affinity for them. But according to a recent report that …
CBC NewsOprah Winfrey Montreal teacher has dream of meeting Oprahcbc.ca - CBC News · Valérie Kamel has a shot at having her dream come true this weekend. The teacher at Collège Beaubois in Pierrefonds is an Oprah mega-fan. She …
CBC NewsMontréal As Montreal families desperately hunt for affordable housing, advocates warn of looming crisiscbc.ca - Kamila Hinkson Neelam Chandla shares a bedroom with her husband, son and daughter. Her son, who is 12, and her daughter, 8, share bunk beds. To get into them, they …
CBC NewsQuébec City Quebec City's new farmers' market a hit with vendors and customerscbc.ca - Julia Caron Marie-Christine Bouffard used to go to the seasonal outdoor Sunday farmers' market that popped up in her Quebec City neighbourhood of Limoilou. "I …
CBC NewsCanadian News 'It's like that friend who betrayed you': Emotional toll of flooding is felt long after waters recedecbc.ca - CBC logo If you didn't live through one of the catastrophic floods that hit Canada this spring, you might think they're over. Once the water recedes, it easy …
CBC NewsMontréal Breastfeeding mother says she felt 'violated' after being told to cover up in courtcbc.ca - CBC News · A Montreal woman says she felt embarrassed and violated after being told to stop breastfeeding her infant daughter in municipal court. Callie Jones …
CBC NewsQuébec Watch out for fake eviction notices, says Quebec's rental boardcbc.ca - CBC News · Quebec's rental board, the Régie du logement, is warning tenants about fake eviction notices circulating in the province. "These notices contain …
CBC NewsCanada Post Canada Post wants to hike stamp prices to 92 cents starting next yearcbc.ca - CBC News · Canada Post is proposing to increase the price of sending a letter within Canada to 92 cents starting next year, a slight increase from the current …
CBC NewsFrançois Legault François Legault defends decision to quash debate over immigration, religious symbols billscbc.ca - Benjamin Shingler Quebec Premier François Legault says it's time to "turn the page" on the province's debate over religious symbols. Legault will invoke closure to pass …
CBC NewsQuébec Quebec anti-corruption unit lacks skills to investigate complex crimes, says Claude Corbocbc.ca - Canadian Press Logo Still reeling from accusations its investigators' fabricated evidence, the province's once-praised anti-corruption police unit, UPAC, is again the …
CBC NewsMontréal Montreal faces yet another weekend of road closurescbc.ca - CBC News · Planning to drive on or around the highway network in Montreal's west end this weekend? Then be ready to idle as there will likely be traffic jams in …
CBC NewsMontreal Canadiens Montreal fans celebrate Raptors win at 'Jurassic Peel'cbc.ca - CBC News · After years with nothing to celebrate, Montreal sports fans are revelling following the Toronto Raptors' victory Thursday night. The team won its …
CBC NewsQuébec Quebec tables bill aimed at keeping vulnerable people out of the courtscbc.ca - CBC News · Quebec Justice Minister Sonia Lebel says she is trying to modernize the province's justice system. Thursday, she tabled Bill 32. It aims to make …
CBC NewsHealth Care (Canada) CRA moves to slash 'excessive' fees charged by disability tax credit companiescbc.ca - Yvonne Colbert CBC reporter Nova Scotia The Canada Revenue Agency is proposing to dramatically slash the "excessive" fees some companies charge to help Canadians apply for the disability …
CBC NewsHealth Care (Canada) Ottawa rolls out date for legal cannabis edibles todaycbc.ca - Hannah Thibedeau The federal government will confirm today the date when new cannabis products — like edibles, beverages, topicals and extracts — will be legal. The …
CBC NewsMontreal Alouettes Antonio Pipkin has his chance to lead as Alouettes begin seasoncbc.ca - Douglas Gelevan Antonio Pipkin could have walked away from football many times before he ascended to the role of starting quarterback of the Montreal Alouettes. Out …
CBC NewsToronto Raptors Thousands of Raptors fans celebrate 'unbelievable' NBA championship wincbc.ca - Mark Gollom At the downtown Toronto intersection of Front Street and University Avenue, a young man named Ali joined a handful of fans celebrating the Toronto …
CBC NewsIndigenous Peoples Native women's shelter encourages Montrealers to step into spirit of reconciliationcbc.ca - Jessica Deer For staff at the Native Women's Shelter of Montreal, their sixth annual Spirit Walk will be more than just the shelter's biggest fundraiser of the …
