Christine Fréchette

Trump will dominate Quebec's election campaign discourse.

Quebec's election campaign launches and a partial lunar eclipse occurs tonight.

Canada's government considers cutting electricity and critical minerals to the US amid trade tensions, announces 11.3 billion dollars in shipyard contracts, while Quebec authorizes a class action against a pharmaceutical distributor over a medical data breach.

Quebec's provincial election campaign is set to officially begin this week with key issues at stake.

Trump claims Canada wants US state benefits after trade talks collapse.

Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette convened ministers Saturday to announce an aid plan for businesses and workers after U.S. tariffs of fifty percent hit over seven billion dollars in Quebec exports, representing nine percent of the province's total export economy.

Olivier Primeau will campaign for Christine Fréchette in a parallel CAQ tour.

Simon Jolin-Barrette will run in the 2026 Quebec election with Christine Fréchette's team.

Nathalie Roy will run again for the Montarville seat in the upcoming election.

The Parti Québécois will not hold a referendum while Donald Trump is in power.

Quebec, Newfoundland, and the federal government hail the new Churchill Falls deal as beneficial for all parties involved.

Paul St-Pierre Plamondon will make an important announcement on a Quebec independence referendum tomorrow.

Quebec, Newfoundland, and Ottawa announce a non-binding deal to expand Churchill Falls hydroelectric facilities.

Prime Minister Mark Carney will attend an agreement signing in Saint-Jean between Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador on the Churchill Falls hydroelectric project.

CAQ announces candidates and Alexis Sánchez signs Montreal's Golden Book today.

Christine Fréchette launches her Quebec election campaign, echoing Mark Carney's economic message.

Christine Fréchette leads Coalition Avenir Québec as its leader.

Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette launches election campaign amid US-Canada trade war.

Canadian leaders Christine Fréchette and Mark Carney vowed not to be intimidated by Trump's trade threats targeting French language and culture, announcing eleven point three billion dollars in federal shipbuilding contracts creating five thousand Quebec jobs while maintaining dollar-for-dollar retaliation readiness.

Quebec's premier announces defense investments with Canada's prime minister today.

Québec's election campaign is impacted by Donald Trump's aggressive trade tactics.

CAQ prioritizes leader Christine Fréchette's name in party branding.

The Parti Québécois promises to save $40 to $100 million annually by abolishing Santé Québec.

Minister Benoit Charette quits politics due to family reasons, abandoning his re-election bid.

Canada secures a 50-year clean energy deal with Quebec, tripling Churchill Falls' capacity.

Paul St-Pierre Plamondon rules out a Quebec referendum while Donald Trump is in power.

Canada launched a nearly C$70 billion clean energy investment package, positioning itself as a critical minerals leader while expanding hydroelectric projects expected to generate 14,000 megawatts of renewable power and support 23,000 jobs through the early 2040s.

Quebec and Newfoundland agree to a $70 billion energy project, pending finalization by December 31.

Prime Minister and Quebec officials travel to St. John's for a major energy announcement.

Mark Carney will attend an agreement signing in St. John's for the Churchill Falls hydroelectric project.

Quebec and Newfoundland premiers will announce an energy deal on Monday in St. John's.

Québec faces issues with Churchill Falls, pathology delays, and Montreal road closures.

Jean Allaire, cofounder of Quebec's Action démocratique, died at 96.

Christine Fréchette leads Coalition Avenir Québec as its leader.

Trump accuses Carney of lying about trade deal terms and expresses love for French Canadians.

LaSalle College delays reopening due to a $48 million debt to the Quebec government.

Canadian soccer fans booed the U.S. anthem after Prime Minister Mark Carney suspended trade negotiations with the United States, which imposed 50 percent tariffs on roughly $28 billion of Canadian exports, potentially eliminating 87,000 jobs.

Québec prepares to respond to US tariffs and aid affected businesses.

The PQ accuses CAQ leader Christine Fréchette of linguistic duty failure for answering in English.

Santé Québec acquires land for Montreal hospital expansion project.

Eric Duhaime promises historic tax cuts upon a child's birth to boost Quebec's low birth rate.

Premier Christine Fréchette unveils international policy to boost Quebec's economic independence.

Hydro-Québec negotiated a new Churchill Falls agreement with Newfoundland and Labrador.

Québec and Newfoundland agree to a $70 billion energy project, with final negotiations to conclude by December 31.

Newfoundland and Quebec announce a new Churchill Falls agreement worth billions with Ottawa's help.

The Parti Québécois recruits journalist Stéphanie Martin to run in the Vanier-Les Rivières district.

Carney, Wakeham, and Fréchette meet in St. John's to discuss a new Churchill Falls energy deal.

Premier Christine Fréchette criticizes the Conservative party's promise to cut 47 billion in five years as nonsensical.