65 m. ago Une troisième défaite du Oui serait «terrible» pour le Québec, dit Legault

Le premier ministre a ouvert les hostilités contre le PQ, mettant en garde les Québécois contre un autre référendum.

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79 m. ago Supreme Court will hear EMSB appeal regarding Quebec secularism law March 23

The EMSB is appealing a February 2024 Quebec Court of Appeal decision that removed charter protections for English school boards.

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1 hour ago Six EU Countries Call for Abandoning 2035 Combustion Engine Ban

Six European Union leaders including Italy’s Giorgia Meloni asked the European Commission to propose softening the bloc’s vehicle emission rules to halt a de-facto ban on combustion engines planned by the middle of the next decade.

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3 h. ago Dan Sundheim’s GameStop Short Pain Prepared Him for 2025 Turmoil

The GameStop Corp. short squeeze that cost Dan Sundheim’s firm $4 billion in a single month in 2021 left him in a state of shock, so he was prepared when market turmoil in March again spurred hedge funds to unwind bets.

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4 h. ago Toronto's first pet funeral home offers unique way to say goodbye

On top of the agonizing, can't-eat, can't-sleep grief that comes with losing a beloved pet, trying to navigate the next steps only deepens the sorrow. A newly opened pet funeral home, the first in Toronto, hopes to guide owners through their final goodbyes.At 115 Berkley St. in Moss Park is where you can find Tails Farewell's newest location – second to the one they first opened in Markham back in September 2024. Co-owner Jason Lau tells blogTO that the Markham space only has one memorial room, which limits the number of families they can serve. Now, with their new downtown location, they have more rooms to accommodate more people planning pet funerals.So far, Lau says, Tails Farewell has supported more than 500 pet families, including a virtual memorial for a 2-year-old python and a funeral for an 80-year-old woman's bunny, who we're certain lived a hoppy life. "Our goal is to create a warm and peaceful environment so families, esp...

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4 h. ago Le Québec conserve le plus bas taux de chômage au pays à 5,1% et le Canada recule à 6,5%

La province affiche 5,1 % de chômage, devançant largement la moyenne canadienne de 6,5 % malgré des pertes à temps plein.

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4 h. ago Rodriguez faces calls to resign as turmoil deepens for Quebec Liberals

A petition is reportedly circulating within party ranks calling on the leader to step down.

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4 h. ago «Beaucoup» de libéraux ont félicité Steven Guilbeault «d’avoir agi avec principe»

Il raconte avoir reçu un «très bel accueil» des députés de son caucus juste après avoir démissionné du cabinet.

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4 h. ago Vision économique du Québec : Legault dépense 55 000 $ pour une conférence de presse

Le premier ministre François Legault a dépensé plus de 55 000 $ en quelques heures

Economics

5 h. ago Les libéraux ébranlés par une nouvelle pétition pour la démission de Pablo Rodriguez

Cette pétition survient au lendemain de l’exclusion d’une députée ciblée par une enquête en éthique.

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5 h. ago Le nouveau concept de Costco Pour l’entreprise est maintenant ouvert à Québec

L’entrepôt situé dans l’ancien local de Réno-Dépôt, sur la rue du Marais, a ouvert ses portes à 7h vendredi matin.

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5 h. ago Quebec Liberals expel member from caucus because she is under ethics investigation

The Liberals say that Montreal-area member of the legislature Sona Lakhoyan Olivier has been expelled because she is under investigation by Quebec's ethics commissioner.

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5 h. ago Malgré le «consensus», Drainville ne promet pas de maintenir la cible climatique du Québec

Les oppositions reprochent au ministre de l’Environnement d’avoir abandonné.

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5 h. ago Quebec 'brownie bill' would ban vote buying in party leadership races

All parties say they support the bill, which responds to cash-for-votes allegations in the Quebec Liberals' most recent leadership race.

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6 h. ago Toronto's brutal traffic among world's worst but not as bad as other city in Canada

To the surprise of probably no one, Toronto was yet again called out for its terrible traffic in a new global traffic ranking.The 2025 Global Traffic Scorecard by Inrix ranked the world's worst cities for traffic congestion. Toronto made the list but – fortunately? – it's not as high as you think.According to the report, Toronto took the 34th spot, which could be worse but could also be better. Even U.S. tourists are appalled by our traffic, calling it worse than Los Angeles or India. Ouch. Celebrities constantly call out local gridlock, too. But given the frequency of highway closures and lane restrictions, can we blame them?Alas, it appears our gridlock issues aren't as bad as Montreal's, as the report indicates that the Quebec metropolis has the worst traffic congestion of any other city in Canada. Overall, it ranks as the 28th worst city in the world.  Using three years of transportation data, the report looks at travel times betwe...

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7 h. ago Fin du Programme de l’expérience québécoise: le gouvernement Legault invite 1870 travailleurs qualifiés

La fermeture du PEQ bloque les démarches d'immigrants déjà installés pendant que Québec lance sa première vague d'invitations.

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7 h. ago Enquête de la commissaire à l’éthique: qui est Sona Lakhoyan Olivier, la députée exclue du caucus libéral?

Le Parti libéral du Québec a décidé d’écarter de son caucus la députée de Chomedey, Sona Lakhoyan Olivier. Retour sur son parcours jusqu’ici.

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7 h. ago Quebec losing $1.5B a year as anglophones face high unemployment, lower wages: report

A new report finds anglophones face higher unemployment and lower wages in Quebec; gaps that researchers say carry major economic consequences.

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7 h. ago Judge to rule in January if Quebec man accused in triple murder was criminally responsible

A man who stabbed his parents and grandmother to death inside their Montreal home in March 2023 should be found not criminally responsible for the crimes.

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7 h. ago NBA legend LeBron James dined at Toronto restaurant and called the food 'incredible'

Staff and patrons at Toronto establishment Silent H were treated to an appearance by NBA legend LeBron James this week.James' Los Angeles Lakers were in town on a team road trip this week, claiming a nail-biting buzzer-beating victory over the Toronto Raptors on Thursday evening. While it was a historically poor performance for James, the record 21-time All-Star was still able to dine at one of his favourite local haunts while in town.James not only posed with restaurant staff at Silent H, but even sent his personal compliments to the chef, asking, "Food is incredible, what's your name chef?"    View this post on Instagram           A post shared by Patrick Marzouk (@patrickmarzouk)James is a repeat customer at the King West establishment and also took time to pose with the Silent H team during a 2024 visit.And the future Hall of Famer is not alone among NBA stars in his love for the restaur...

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