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The Quebec case of convicted murderer Levana Ballouz has sparked a tense debate about whether trans inmates should be allowed to choose whether they serve time in men’s or women’s prison based on their gender identity. A jury found Ballouz, a trans woman, guilty on Dec. 16 of fatally stabbing her partnerContinue Reading
At a diner 230 metres from a United States border station in Rouses Point, N.Y., near Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle, Que., Brittany Swift sat with her 22-month-old toddler Milo and her 67-year-old father Keith Hollman on their way back from a ski trip to Quebec’s Mont-Tremblant. The trio ordered a club and some friesContinue Reading
Montreal Montreal needs to come up with a plan to avoid dismantling homeless encampments and supervise them when necessary, according to a new city-commissioned report. City called out for ‘uneven’ response to growing issue of people living in tentsBenjamin Shingler · CBC News · Posted: Jan 20, 2025 1:24 PMContinue Reading
Standing in a neighbour’s driveway on Perry Mills Road in Champlain, N.Y., less than a kilometre from the border with Canada, Stephen Phaneuf points to fields and forest behind the small blue home. “They come out from the fields, out from everywhere,” says Phaneuf, 67, referring to migrants crossing fromContinue Reading
Montreal Announcements of job cuts in the health network have multiplied in recent weeks as Quebec tries to eliminate a $1.5 billion deficit in the public health-care system. Health minister says downsizing will be difficult but not ‘impossible’ for Santé QuébecCBC News · Posted: Jan 16, 2025 11:04 AM ESTContinue Reading
Montreal A Quebec Superior Court judge has authorized a class action against billionaire Robert Miller, the company he founded, Future Electronics, and purported accomplices, for allegedly paying minors for sex. Case involves up to 100 alleged victims who were minors at the time of offencesCBC News · Posted: Jan 15, 2025 9:50Continue Reading
Montreal In an op-ed in the U.S. publication The Hill, Quebec Premier François Legault made the case that tariffs on Canadian imports would hurt “the American economy, many of its businesses and especially ordinary Americans by causing a new inflationary surge.” François Legault pens op-ed in U.S. newspaper making caseContinue Reading
Montreal The company plead guilty to eight counts of violating the Fisheries Act and the Metal and Diamond Mining Effluent Regulations, said Environment Climate Change Canada (ECCC) in a news release Tuesday morning. Company failed to treat harmful effluent, says Environment and Climate Change Canada Some of the effluent from the Lac Tio mine,Continue Reading
Montreal The increased SQ deployment is part of a broader effort by provincial and federal officials to crack down on illegal cross-border migration and smuggling in response to a threat from incoming President Donald Trump. Most people crossing from Canada into the U.S. are Indian nationals who cross in QuebecContinue Reading
Canada Soccer’s Olympic espionage debacle has lifted the veil on years of turmoil inside the organization racked by internal and financial problems, and which has been criticized for a lack of transparency. In nearly 40 interviews with people tied to Canada Soccer, Radio-Canada has learned of infighting and fears of funds beingContinue Reading
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