Christine Fréchette

Quebec proposes a law allowing people to obtain their partner's intimate violence history to prevent abuse.

France-Élaine Duranceau says Quebec cannot completely free itself from American tech firms.

The Parti Québécois and Parti Libéral du Québec are tied at 30 percent in voter intentions.

Ontario promotes Toronto to host the Defence Bank, citing a predictable regulatory environment.

Canadian passengers on MV Hondius had no direct contact with infected persons, officials say.

Parties target suburban women, known as "soccer moms", in Quebec's upcoming election.

Charles Milliard and other politicians made notable mistakes and comments in the National Assembly last week.

Christine Fréchette promises to return money to taxpayers, but Quebecers are tired of the state taking their money and then giving back scraps.

Christine Fréchette avoids denouncing Ontario's tactics to attract the future Defense Bank to Toronto over Montreal.

Alain Therrien seeks to represent the Parti Québécois against Christine Fréchette in Sanguinet.

Québec denounces Toronto's "fear arguments" in the battle for the defense bank headquarters.

Quebec's health agency, Santé Québec, lacks true independence, with the government intervening in its operations.

A 30-year-old woman was allegedly murdered by her partner in Gatineau, marking the tenth presumed femicide this year.

Christine Fréchette faced opposition criticism over her predecessor's legacy in her first question period as Quebec's premier.

Christine Fréchette's new government promises change with a collaborative approach.

Québec solidaire proposes a bill to limit the use of the derogation clause.

Quebec's government renews a clause to protect the French language charter from judicial challenges.

Minister Simard claims the third Quebec-Lévis link will be the largest project of the next decade.

Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois denounces the budget increase for student services as lower than inflation.

The Parti Québécois and Liberals are tied in the poll, but the PQ would likely form a majority government due to the electoral system.

Gilles Bélanger denounces Quebec's digital transformation as a "suicidal" budgetary drift.

Québec's premier honors fallen police officers with bridge designations, starting with Maureen Breau.

The Quebec Liberal Party may announce new high-profile candidates soon.

Ten women have been killed in Quebec in a conjugal context already in 2026, matching the annual average.

Québec announces one million additional home support hours to improve citizens' quality of life.

Québec's minister imposes mandatory office return, sparking criticism for treating employees like children.

Christine Fréchette invests $28 million to combat homelessness in Quebec.

Québec's infrastructure management is deficient, prompting calls to implement road tolls to address the issue.

Toronto uses Quebec's potential referendum as a reason to outbid Montreal for the defense bank headquarters.

Premier Christine Fréchette is troubled by Paul St-Pierre Plamondon's attitude towards her proposed law.

Tickets for the Canadiens-Sabres series are selling for up to $3900 before official sales begin.

Key events unfold today, including a Canadiens game and Airbus announcement.

Former judge Louise Arbour will become Canada's 31st governor general in June.

Christine Fréchette delivers her inaugural speech at the National Assembly, marking the start of the new parliamentary session.

Québec introduces a bill allowing women to access their partner's violent history.

Gilles Bélanger warns Quebec's digital transformation projects may lead to a "suicidal budget drift" and loss of sovereignty.

Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette travels to France next week for her second international mission, aiming to strengthen Franco-Quebec relations, promote Quebec's defense expertise, and develop markets for strategic minerals amid Europe's 800 billion dollar rearmament initiative.

Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette travels to Paris May 16-20 for her second official international mission, meeting political and business leaders including Safran and Airbus executives to advance Quebec's interests in defense, critical minerals, and commercial diversification.

Éric Duhaime hopes to make history with Quebec Conservatives in the fall election.

The federal government may invoke the Clarity Act if Alberta holds a secession referendum.

Charles Milliard struggles with linguistic issues, lacking experience.

Québec's digital health record system will cost $100 million annually to operate.

A man with a history of violence killed his partner before taking his own life in Gatineau.

Québec invests millions to expand housing support and prevent homelessness.

Christine Fréchette is being portrayed as flawless by her strategists.

Quebec's premier holds a press conference on social services, while a new bill on voter representation is introduced and Montreal's airport holds its annual assembly.

Charles Milliard will clarify his stance on the French language law clause.

Christine Fréchette returns to reality, facing numerous Quebec problems.

Christine Fréchette delivers inaugural speech as premier, outlining pragmatic and decisive plans.

AirAsia is poised to order approximately 150 Airbus A220 aircraft, marking the largest order ever for this model assembled in Mirabel, strengthening Montreal's aerospace sector leadership amid regional aviation competition and fuel price volatility challenges.