By Murray Sherriffs
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Élections Québec says that 14%+ of eligible voters have cast their ballots—about 900,000 people.
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A poll has determined that 63% of Quebecers don’t want a referendum.
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Two More polls aren’t good news for the CAQ.
Quebec Solidaire wants rapid mental health access for young people.
Parti Québécois leader Paul St. Pierre Plamondon has a plan to resolve obstacles to disruptions in regional obstetric services; remove barriers to recruitment.
The Conservative Party of Quebec wants to deregulate the construction industry, allocating 80% of the budget to maintain and repair government infrastructure.
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A Parti Québécois government would follow Montreal’s lead and ban insults directed at police officers.
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A report commissioned by the Alberta government examined the possibility of an independent Alberta, and has determined that Alberta’s separation from Canada could cost between $50-170 billion over a five-year period and that the Quebec economy would suffer the same economic dilemma.
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CAQ leader Fréchette says that a member of her party has been reprimanded for trying to get journalists to develop a story about foreign interference; that U.S.-think tank, Defense Analyses and Research Corporation, called for Americans to stoke division in Canada and destabilize the country.
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Montreal police say that all evidence gathered in the investigation into allegations of racism and misconduct at Station 39, in Montreal North, is now in the hands of the Crown.
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Thieves have stolen copper wiring from the Comptoir Le Grenier food bank in Lévis, destroying thousands of dollars worth of donated food because the refrigeration stopped and the heating system clicked on.
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A 49-year-old man is recovering from stab wounds that he picked up in a fight near Ontario Street East and Avenue Desjardins.
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Cloud + sun / 18º today
Sun + cloud / 22º tomorrow
