François Legault

Two main parties declined an invitation, canceling the English-language debate before Quebec's provincial election.

François Legault boosted Quebec's social cohesion and francophone pride during his tenure.

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

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

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

Victor Pelletier, former CAQ youth president, joins the Liberals, citing disappointment with CAQ's deficit budgets and immigration tone.

Pierre Poilievre claims Conservatives wiped out Quebec separatism under Harper's government.

Christine Fréchette announces measures to help Quebecers with cost of living.

Municipal taxes in Quebec have risen 19.9% in three years, double the inflation rate.

Québec's premier Christine Fréchette abolishes TVQ on certain products, exceeding the budget.

Luc Poirier still wants to buy the Northvolt site to build residential units as originally planned.

Québec and Newfoundland-Labrador renegotiate the Churchill Falls agreement amid past disputes.

Ottawa is ready to help broker a Churchill Falls energy deal between Quebec and Newfoundland.

Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette meets French President Emmanuel Macron Monday at the Élysée Palace, accompanied by cabinet ministers, seeking to boost Quebec exports to France in defense and strategic minerals amid Europe's 800 billion euro rearmament initiative.

Christine Fréchette has rebranded Quebec's government since becoming Premier.

Bernard Sévigny, former Sherbrooke mayor, will run for the Parti Québécois in Richmond.

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

Paul St-Pierre Plamondon endorses a summit on homelessness after October elections.

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

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

Premiers ministres in Canada concentrate power, making decisions without checks.

A federal intelligence assessment warns of a realistic chance that the Supreme Court's ruling on Quebec's Bill 21 will inspire violent extremist rhetoric.

Two more CAQ deputies, Carole Mallette and Mathieu Lemay, will not run in the upcoming election.

Caquistes denounce Conservative leader Éric Duhaime's criticism of Premier Christine Fréchette as "matante Christine".

Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette abolishes TVQ on certain products to reduce living costs.

Québec will abolish TVQ tax on certain grocery products to lower living costs.

Health and social services are the top priority for 54% of Quebec voters, according to a Léger/Québecor survey.

Christine Fréchette is the only one who can prevent another Quebec sovereignty referendum.

Canada will spend $82 million in public funds per World Cup match.

Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette met French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris to discuss economic ties.

Christine Fréchette begins her second foreign mission in Paris as her party starts to recover in public opinion polls.

Goldman Sachs' Alternatives arm acquired majority stake in Canadian data centre developer QScale alongside co-founders, positioning the company for billion-dollar expansion amid surging global AI data centre demand.

Alexandre Boulerice's joke about PSPP's mental health backfires, sparking criticism from other parties.

Savoura acquires majority of Productions Horticoles Demers' assets, expanding its greenhouse production.

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

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

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.

Québec's government launched an administrative inquiry to identify sources of a liberal deputy and journalist.

Charles Milliard warns against a potential third Quebec referendum, citing economic uncertainty.

Québec receives promised federal funding for hospitals, housing, and transportation projects.

Quebec's Environment Minister Pascale Déry doubts the province can protect 30% of its territory by 2030.

Premier Christine Fréchette abolishes TVQ on certain products to reduce living costs.

Quebec voters are largely unaware of leaders Christine Fréchette and Charles Milliard ahead of elections.

Bernard Drainville aims to mark a change with the new Legault-Fitzgibbon era.

Christine Fréchette's CAQ is gaining in Quebec polls after François Legault's departure.

CAQ leader Christine Fréchette gains momentum with 22% voter intentions.

Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette met French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris to boost exports in defence and critical minerals, though previous trade efforts yielded modest growth, increasing from 1.6 percent to 1.8 percent.

Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette meets French President Macron in Paris on an economic mission aimed at boosting exports in defence and critical minerals, though previous trade efforts have yielded modest results, increasing only from 1.6 to 1.8 percent.

Ottawa may facilitate negotiations between Quebec and Newfoundland on the Churchill Falls energy project.

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