Workers for nearly 40 ambulance services across Quebec are planning an unlimited strike beginning Christmas Eve. The 39 unions are associated with …
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Québec sets international student application caps for next two years
by Todd Humberby Todd HumberThe Québec government has set maximum application limits for international students seeking to study in the province for the next two years, …
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Quebec doctors vote in favour of deal, premier names new health minister
By Sidhartha Banerjee Quebec’s new health minister was sworn in on Friday, a day after Christian Dubé resigned from the role and quit …
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FeaturedLabour RelationsWorkplace Safety & OHS
Quebec teachers’ union survey says 90 per cent have faced violence on the job
By Pierre Saint-Arnaud A Quebec teachers’ union released the findings of a survey of its members on Monday that found 90 per cent …
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Bus and metro drivers have voted in favour of a tentative agreement reached with the Montreal’s public transit agency. The union representing …
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First segment of high-speed rail project to connect Montreal and Ottawa
The federal government says the first segment of its proposed high-speed rail project would connect Montreal and Ottawa. The segment would be …
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FeaturedLabour Relations
Montreal transit maintenance workers begin new job action with overtime hours strike
Maintenance workers at Montreal’s public transit agency have started refusing to work overtime as part of an ongoing labour dispute. The overtime …
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FeaturedGovernment Policy & Budgets
Quebec government reaches agreement in principle with family doctors
Quebec has reached an agreement in principle with its family doctors. The province has also agreed to postpone the application of contentious …
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Bell will shut down its Expertech subsidiary on Jan. 25, 2026, eliminating 538 positions across Ontario and Quebec, according to Unifor. The …
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FeaturedLabour Shortages
Closing income gap with English speakers could add $1.5 billion to Quebec economy: Report
Persistent employment and income gaps between English-speaking and French-speaking Quebecers are costing the province an estimated $1.5 billion in lost income annually, …


