Christine Fréchette

CAQ reveals two new candidates, Guillaume Rousseau and Fadéla Hamou, for Richmond and Sherbrooke ridings.

A double earthquake hits Venezuela, killing at least 188 people, as international aid organizes.

Quebec offers no financial aid for flood damage caused by heavy rainfall.

Over $300,000 was raised for victims' families after a shooting in Côte-des-Neiges.

A police officer and a 68-year-old civilian were killed in a Monday morning shooting in Côte-des-Neiges.

The Parti Québécois holds a virtual national council, and announcements are made on culture and the PEQ program.

Christian Dubé, former health minister, discusses his resignation and legacy in a recent interview.

Quebec officials announce healthcare and digital creativity initiatives today.

Quebec premier faces pressure to hold an inquiry into racism within Montreal police.

Minister Jean Boulet becomes the 32nd CAQ member to announce his departure from politics.

Québec presents an autonomous international policy to protect its national interest.

Quebec politicians' past rhetoric is seen as fueling the racism they now unanimously denounce.

Charles Milliard's low visibility hinders the Liberal Party's progress in Quebec.

The $90 billion high-speed rail project is collapsing due to opposition and rising costs.

Key events today include the end of Quebec's parliamentary session and Canada's first 2026 World Cup soccer match.

Simon Jolin-Barrette abandons Quebec's constitutional project due to lack of time and opposition.

Québec's government spent nearly $700 million on battery companies that later went bankrupt.

Family of Rachelle Wrathmall seeks justice from Ottawa after her 2007 murder.

The CAQ presents Valérie Doyon and Fatou Diop as candidates for Terrebonne and Les Plaines.

Over $400,000 was raised for victims' families after a shooting in Côte-des-Neiges.

Over $230,000 was raised for victims' families after a shooting in Côte-des-Neiges.

Québec sets up a crisis cell after a Montreal shooting kills at least three, including a policeman.

Christine Fréchette presents Manuela Goya as the CAQ's first new candidate for the 2026 provincial elections.

Israel and Hezbollah agree to a ceasefire after deadly violence in Lebanon.

Christine Fréchette considers running in Trois-Rivières, her hometown, in the upcoming election.

Mathieu Lacombe, Quebec's Culture and Communications Minister, will not seek a third term in office.

Quebec voters remain undecided ahead of October's provincial elections, with no party leading decisively.

Former Quebec premier François Legault defends his legacy amid criticism of his government's handling of the battery industry.

Québec's politics are fragmented, with five parties expected to elect deputies in the next election.

Quebec's new Premier Fréchette distances herself from her predecessor's dramatic style; SpaceX's NASDAQ debut energizes investors; Canada and France announce intelligence cooperation agreement to strengthen defense and industrial collaboration.

Charles Milliard criticizes the Parti Québécois, saying Quebec will fare worse under their governance.

Québec government engineers begin indefinite strike, seeking better pay and benefits.

Paul Arcand comments on a devastating report about Quebec's battery sector mismanagement and other news.

Charles Milliard's low notoriety is cited as a reason for the PLQ's decline in a recent poll.

CAQ designates Carla Pierre-Paul as candidate in Saint-Jérôme after Youri Chassin's departure.

The government launched an international call for interest to gauge companies' interest in the third link project between Quebec and Levis.

Michel Mizrahi was fatally shot in a Montreal exchange of fire, hailed as a hero for saving lives.

A gunman in Montreal killed a police officer and was shot dead in a hotel.

Joël Lightbound supports Prime Minister Mark Carney's fast-paced government.

Minister Ian Lafrenière appoints independent observer to oversee Montreal police racism allegations investigation.

Premier Minister Christine Fréchette announces pilot projects for virtual waiting rooms and consultations.

Experts conclude that racism in Montreal has reached unprecedented levels, citing disproportionate police targeting of minority groups.

Éric Duhaime supports Pauline Marois' call for a summit on homelessness by June 2027.

Nearly half of Quebecers are dissatisfied with the Fréchette government, a new Léger-TVA-Le Journal poll shows.

Former Quebec premier François Legault defends his legacy amid criticism of his government's handling of the battery industry.

Canada's new governor general Louise Arbour urges youth to have confidence in the country's freedom and opportunities.

Christine Fréchette distances herself from predecessor François Legault's dramatic approach.

Québec invested $1.2 billion in Nemaska Lithium despite initially stating a $250 million commitment.

A Quebec official was fired after sharing information about risky public investments in battery projects.

Québec reopens its Experience Program for two years, accepting new admission requests in phases starting July 2.