Quebec court approves $10.5M settlement for victims of sexual abuse by former hockey coach
The Quebec Superior Court has approved a class-action settlement that will provide up to $10.5 million in compensation for ...
Probe Gold And Midland Report Positive MMI Soil Sampling Results on the La Peltrie Cu-Au-Ag-Mo Mineralized System, Detour Quebec
Cu, with high of 31,100 ppb Cu.96 values above 2,000 ppb Cu and 15 values above 100 ppb Mo.MMI Cu values outline the main ...
After Sir John A. Macdonald, Quebec institutions debate pulling Lionel Groulx’s name
Montreal activists yanked down and decapitated a statue of Canada's first prime minister, in protest of Sir John A. Macdonald ...
Quebec premier’s suggestion to ban public prayer panned by Catholic bishops
François Legault raised the possibility of ending public prayer during a press conference, which he began by saying he wanted ...
Quebec bishops pan Legault's push to ban public prayer
Quebec Premier François Legault raised the possibility of ending public prayer during a press conference Friday, which he ...
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Catholic bishops in Quebec oppose premier's suggestion to ban public prayer
Quebec's Catholic bishops have come out against Premier François Legault's desire to end prayer in public places, saying it ...
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Sophie Leblanc joins Quebec Superior Court
Sophie Leblanc has joined the Quebec Superior Court as a judge for the district of Gatineau, taking one of four new roles ...
Settlement in Quebec minor hockey coach abuse class action
MONTREAL - Quebec Superior Court has approved a class action settlement that could provide as much as $10.25 million to ...
NH, Quebec officials hold first session on cross-border cooperation
Officials from New Hampshire and Quebec reported laying the groundwork for significant collaboration on cross-border public safety initiatives after their first meeting at the State Police barracks at ...
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FIRST READING: Quebec vows to 'fight' Islamism
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It's 'quite obvious' Quebec premier is targeting Muslims, Montreal law professor says
Quebec Premier François Legault recently expressed his desire to ban public prayer. Frédéric Bérard, a law professor at ...