Quebec invited to charge users for certain home support services
Photo: Alex Raths Getty Images iStockphoto In 2023, Quebec spent $2.155 billion on home services. This only corresponds to a third of the total of what we call long-term care,…
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Photo: Alex Raths Getty Images iStockphoto In 2023, Quebec spent $2.155 billion on home services. This only corresponds to a third of the total of what we call long-term care,…
Photo: Thomas Laberge The Canadian Press “For me, it is confirmation that there are quality people in Quebec who are thinking about the race,” commented the interim leader of the…
Photo: Jacques Boissinot The Canadian Press The CAQ deputy for Chauveau, Sylvain Lévesque, in October 2022 Caroline Plante – The Canadian Press in Quebec January 22, 2024 Quebec The Ethics…
In search of solutions to the housing shortage plaguing the country, Ottawa finally imposes a national cap on the number of foreign students accepted into Canada for two years. Federal…
Photo: Jacques Boissinot The Canadian Press Wanting to re-establish “certain facts” on immigration, solidarity activist Guillaume Cliche-Rivard claims to have “seen political leaders turning corners while others are completely twisting…
Photo: Sean Kilpatrick The Canadian Press Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and U.S. President Donald Trump arrive to participate in a plenary session at the NATO summit in Watford, Hertfordshire, England,…
Photo: Darryl Dyck The Canadian Press Pamela Isfeld, president of the Professional Association of Foreign Service Officers, suggested that Ottawa's security threat assessments are not as rigorous for the United…
Photo: Christopher Katsarov The Canadian Press According to the most recent Abacus poll, approval of the Trudeau government is declining, with disapproval now reaching the highest level recorded since the…
Photo: Graham Hughes The Canadian Press/Dave Chidley The Canadian Press Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (left) has been lagging in the polls for several months. Like his deputies, he takes aim…
Photo: Annik MH De Carufel archives Le Devoir Rumors that circulated for several months in New Brunswick regarding the potential calling of provincial elections in 2023 ultimately cost the government…