François Legault

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.

A 66-year-old retiree lost $150,000 to a fake investment scam using François Legault's image.

Doug Ford's support declines amid a series of blunders in his eighth year as Ontario premier.

Québec invests millions to expand housing support and prevent homelessness.

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

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

Québec's premier Christine Fréchette introduces a nationalist bill to renew a provision shielding French language law from lawsuits.

Québec's government granted $115,000 to aid former premier François Legault with his new life and social media management.

Minister Jean Boulet promises concrete results and less confrontation with Ottawa.

France-Élaine Duranceau assures no technological bugs in the imminent deployment of the Dossier santé numérique.

Christine Fréchette reduces taxes for 75,000 small businesses by up to $5,000 per year.

Christine Fréchette met a US trade representative two weeks after being sworn in as Quebec's premier.

Ian Lafrenière is appointed vice-premier minister to unify the CAQ party ahead of elections.

Christine Fréchette brings a softer tone to Quebec's government, shifting from confrontation to cooperation with unions, immigrants, and Ottawa.

Québec and specialist doctors have reached an agreement, with an 11% pay increase over five years.

The CAQ faces a significant challenge as nearly three-quarters of Quebecers desire change, threatening the party's prospects.

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

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

Facebook has no interest in combating fraud due to current laws that exempt them from responsibility.

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

Christine Fréchette is being portrayed as flawless by her strategists.

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

Québec's Premier Christine Fréchette outlines five priorities in her inaugural speech.

Québec's opposition parties prepare for elections in the final session of the National Assembly before June 12.

Quebec government employees face 3-hour commutes to work from office on virtual meetings.

Christine Fréchette assumes her collaborative style with Mark Carney, refusing to immediately escalate conflicts.

Canadian voters expect help with the cost of living, despite recent tax cuts.

Arsenic emissions from Fonderie Horne in Rouyn-Noranda increased 4.6% in one year, reaching 40.9 nanograms per cubic meter.

Juliana Amato Lumumba, a Congolese candidate, courts Quebec's support for the OIF secretary general position.

Quebec's new Premier Christine Fréchette begins her first foreign mission to Washington Monday amid Trump administration tariffs devastating Quebec industries, including 50% aluminum duties and 45% lumber tariffs, ahead of July trade negotiations.

Québécois want more provincial powers, but are skeptical about achieving them.

Minister Mathieu Lévesque presents his new Council of Regions composed of 18 CAQ members from across Quebec.

Gilles Bélanger quits the CAQ caucus to sit as an independent after losing his ministerial position.

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

A retiree lost $181,000 to a scam after a fake Mark Carney video convinced him to invest.

Québécois lose hundreds of thousands of dollars to fake videos on Facebook.

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

Charles Milliard is criticized for stating Quebec has two official languages, sparking backlash from CAQ officials.

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

Quebec faces pressure to reopen its fast-track immigration program, the PEQ, as promised.

Christian Dubé admits he wanted more freedom in creating Santé Québec.

Québec's Parti Québécois leader expects Ottawa to make deals to hinder separatists.

Quebec remains committed to its multi-billion dollar energy partnership with Newfoundland and Labrador despite the deadline passing.

Premier Minister Christine Fréchette claims to have revitalized the CAQ by resolving key issues.

The Quebec Liberal Party demands Premier Christine Fréchette account for a multi-billion dollar energy deal with Newfoundland and Labrador.

Quebec's newly elected Premier Christine Fréchette met with Canada's U.S. Ambassador in Washington to address upcoming trade agreement renegotiations and tariff impacts, with Quebec businesses heavily affected by Trump administration duties and elections scheduled for October.

Éric Duhaime promotes a new autonomist doctrine to build a conservative alliance across Canada.

The Fréchette government is less nationalist and more liberal than its predecessor.

Québec invests $700 million to accelerate construction of the new Maisonneuve-Rosemont hospital.