Montreal Gazette on MSN7h
Who’s in, who’s out in Carney’s cabinet — and what does it mean for Quebec?
Steven Guilbeault becomes Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Quebec lieutenant and also takes on a new post as minister of Canadian ...
How long will Mark Carney's honeymoon in Quebec last?
As he’s sworn in as prime minister, Mark Carney is enjoying tremendous popularity in Quebec. But connecting with Quebec ...
Exploring the Indigenous History of Maple Syrup in Quebec
Quebec produces 90 percent of the world's maple syrup. A visit to a sugar shack run by First Nations People sheds light on ...
Is Trump’s assault on Canada bringing Québec and the rest of the country closer together?
U.S. tensions, Québec faces unique challenges in preserving its distinct identity, language and culture within Canada.
J.J. McCullough on MSN15h
Why Canadian High Culture is Finally Getting the Global Spotlight
High Culture and Art in Canada As a young, solidly middle-class nation with humble immigrant beginnings, the creation of ...
The Canadian Press on MSN11d
Municipalities, rights groups voice concerns about Quebec bill on integrating immigrants
They say the new bill on cultural integration could foster anti-immigrant sentiment and impose a heavy administrative burden ...
Cartt.ca10h
Guilbeault returned to ‘culture’ portfolio, Anand in at Innovation as Carney forms first cabinet
By Connie Thiessen Mark Carney was sworn in as Canada’s 24th Prime Minister on Friday morning, along with a new, leaner ...
Politico29d
Quebec to Trump: Let’s make a deal
“I am open to many things. There are two things where I am not open: milk and language and culture. It’s important. We are 9 million in Quebec, and we have 370 million speaking English around u ...
Quebec celebrates first official hockey game on March 3, 1875
Hockey celebrated its 150th anniversary on Monday, with the first official game taking place at Montreal’s Victoria indoor ...
The Gazette on MSN15d
Integration law should not take precedence over Quebec charter, QESBA tells committee
Government should accord a formal place to the distinct culture of Quebec’s English-speaking community, Joe Ortona says.
Winnipeg Free Press12d
Municipalities, rights groups concerned about Quebec bill on integrating immigrants
Roberge has suggested, for example, that festivals could have their funding cut if they don’t promote Quebec’s common culture. That part of the bill has prompted concerns from organizations ...