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FAT BIKE RIDE FROM QUEBEC CITY TO WINDSOR HONOURING CANADA 150
Winter ride Quebec City to Windsor by fat bike to honour Canada 150... READ MORE›
AT THE CROSSROADS WITH SOLDIERS OF ODIN
Keeping the Soldiers of Odin active and political was, according to Tregget, its chief selling point over groups like La Meute... READ MORE›
INDIGENOUS POLICE OFFICERS ADDED IN VAL-D'OR IN WAKE OF ABUSE ALLEGATIONS
Martin Prud'homme, the Surete du Quebec's director general, said the arrangement was a first for the police force... READ MORE›
'STUNNING' NUMBER OF COMPLAINTS FOLLOWING RADIO-CANADA PROBE INTO ALLEGATIONS OF ABUSE BY OFFICERS
Dozens of cases of alleged police abuse against Indigenous women in Quebec handed over to Crown... READ MORE›
JUSTIN TRUDEAU NAMES 6 NEW SENATORS FROM QUEBEC
Justin Trudeau names 6 new senators from Quebec, as Independents become largest bloc... READ MORE›
MONTREAL-AREA LIBERAL MNA LEAVES CAUCUS OVER SEXUAL ASSAULT ALLEGATION
A Montreal-area Liberal member of Quebec's National Assembly has resigned from caucus following an allegation of sexual assault, sources tell Radio-Canada... READ MORE›
TAXI INDUSTRY CALLS FOR PROVINCE-WIDE WORK STOPPAGE WEDNESDAY
The work stoppage comes after two failed injunction requests by the industry against Uber and the deal with Quebec... READ MORE›
HULL JAIL'S POLICY TO ISOLATE INMATES WITH MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES COULD BE 'CATASTROPHIC'
Justin Piche, an associate professor criminology, said putting inmates with mental health issues in solitary confinement is absolutely the worst possible thing for their well-being... READ MORE›
ENERGY EAST HEARINGS IN MONTREAL CANCELLED AFTER PROTESTERS STORM ROOM, 3 ARRESTED
NEB cancels 2 days of Energy East hearings in Montreal after 'violent disruption'... READ MORE›
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QUEBEC'S ORDER OF VETERINARIANS BANS PET COSMETIC SURGERY
Veterinarians in Quebec will no longer be able to crop the tails or ears of pets for cosmetic purposes beginning in 2017... READ MORE›
DENTIST BANNED FOR LIFE AFTER PATIENT DEATH IS WORKING AGAIN IN HEALTH CARE
Pierre Dupont, banned for life from dentistry in Quebec, now a foot doc in Ontario... READ MORE›
REFUGEES TO BE TEMPORARILY HOUSED AT MILITARY SITES IN QUEBEC, ONTARIO
Other bases and locations may be used if requested by government of Canada planners... READ MORE›
DOCTOR LEGALLY ASSISTS PATIENT TO DIE IN FIRST KNOWN CANADIAN CASE
A Quebec City patient has died with the help of a doctor in the first known case since the province allowed medical aid in dying... READ MORE›
700 POLICE OFFICERS ARREST 60 IN OPERATION MYGALE
Operation Mygale involves a total of 700 officers in Quebec and Ontario, while simultaneous raids took place elsewhere across North America, in South America and in Europe... READ MORE›
JEAN LAPIERRE, QUEBEC POLITICAL COMMENTATOR, DEAD AT 59
As politician and pundit, Jean Lapierre stood at the centre of Quebec politics for more than a generation... READ MORE›
SYRIAN REFUGEE DEADLINE TOUGH TO MEET, QUEBEC IMMIGRATION MINISTER SAYS
At the moment, Montreal's English school boards have not been approached... READ MORE›
A QUEBEC FAMILY'S LAST MOMENTS BEFORE THE ECUADOR EARTHQUAKE
Pascal Laflamme and his family were in their apartment in Ecuador and on a video chat with his parents back in Quebec when Saturday's earthquake struck... READ MORE›
QUEBEC TO GET ITS OWN GUN REGISTRY
A bill that will allow Quebec to create its own gun registry has earned the overwhelming support of the National Assembly... READ MORE›
BURKINA FASO ATTACKS PROMPT 2 QUEBEC CITY SCHOOLS TO CANCEL CLASSES
Classes are suspended at two Quebec City schools today after staff members were among those killed during a 12-hour siege Friday in Burkina Faso's capital city... READ MORE›
ACTIVIST DETAINED AFTER ALTERCATION WITH PHILIPPE COUILLARD AT VIGIL FOR ORLANDO VICTIMS
We can light candles, support each other and give tribute to the lives that have been lost in our greater LGBTQ community, the event description reads... READ MORE›
TENSIONS HIGH IN LAC-SIMON AFTER FATAL POLICE SHOOTING
Quebec provincial police have taken over policing in the Algonquin community of Lac-Simon after a man was killed in an altercation with local police last night... READ MORE›
QUEBEC DESCRIBES FEDERAL TIMELINE AS 'UNREALISTIC'
Municipal Affairs Minister Pierre Moreau has shot down a federal government timetable that would see 25,000 Syrian refugees arrive in Canada by Dec. 31... READ MORE›
'IT'S ONE OF THE WORST': QUEBEC SKI HILLS SUFFER DEVASTATING SEASON
Despite poor conditions surrounding Toronto and Montreal, areas near Quebec City, Saguenay and Eastern Quebec enjoyed ample snow coverage... READ MORE›
CARNAVAL DE QUEBEC: THE WORLD'S LARGEST WINTER FESTIVAL
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Old Quebec is a feast of historic architecture, including the 19th century grand hotel, Chateau Frontenac... READ MORE›
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THE CANADA EXPERIMENT: IS THIS THE WORLD'S FIRST 'POSTNATIONAL' COUNTRY? | CHARLES FORAN
But postnationalism has also been in intermittent practise for centuries, since long before the nation-state of Canada was formalised in 1867... READ MORE›
DEEP FREEZE, EXTREME WEATHER GRIP MUCH OF CANADA AS WINTER ROARS IN
In Prince Edward Island, Environment Canada has issued wind, snow squall or storm surge warnings... READ MORE›
FLY-DRIVE CANADA: TAKE A ROAD TRIP TO NORTH AMERICA'S WILDEST CORNERS
Travel essentials Getting there Canada's main gateways are Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Calgary, Halifax, Edmonton, Ottawa and St John's... READ MORE›
CMHC SAYS MANY MAJOR HOUSING MARKETS SHOWING SIGNS OF OVERVALUATION
Four of those cities -- Toronto, Quebec City, Vancouver and Saskatoon -- now show strong signs of overvaluation... READ MORE›
BARACK OBAMA THANKS CAPE BRETON FOR WELCOMING AMERICANS FLEEING DONALD TRUMP
U.S. President Barack Obama gives Cape Breton a shout-out during a toast to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at the White House state dinner... READ MORE›
CBC OTTAWA'S NEWS QUIZ FOR THE WEEK OF FEB. 7
Who was -- and wasn't -- sent to Toronto in the Dion Phaneuf deal?... READ MORE›
TERRORIST ATTACKS CIVILIAN DEATHS AND A QUESTION WHY
He was like many Burkina Faso people selfless, kind, eager to convey joy and love, Mr. Vardy wrote in an email exchange... READ MORE›
'SUNNY WAYS' NOD TO SIR WILFRID LAURIER
Usually, party leaders deliver light-hearted and self-deprecating speeches but May went on at length about being the only female leader and having to claw her way into televised leaders' debates... READ MORE›
FROM FOGGY BOSNIA TO PARIS CLIMATE TALKS
From foggy Bosnia to Paris climate talks The week in pictures... READ MORE›
LIFE UNDER LOCKDOWN IN BRUSSELS
Belgian Interior Minister Jan Jambon on Sunday said several suspects tied to the Paris attacks could be at large in the country... READ MORE›
OBAMA AT G-20 CLOSING NEWS CONFERENCE LIVE
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CANADA STICKS TO REFUGEE PLAN BUT SECURITY PRESSURES MOUNT AFTER PARIS ATTACKS
MONTREAL Canada's new Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that the country will still take in 25,000 Syrian refugees before Jan... READ MORE›