News/Canada/Montreal (Page 39)

Quebec consumers will have fewer choices and be paying more for everything from coffee makers to washing machines if the government follows through with its revisions to the province’s French language charter. This is according to legal and industry experts who have told CBC News that the requirements published as aContinue Reading

Montreal A study published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal found that Nunavik patients had a shorter survival rate after lung cancer diagnosis compared to Montreal residents. New study points to pattern of high mortality among Inuit patients Rachel Watts · CBC News · Posted: Feb 27, 2024 4:00 AMContinue Reading

Montreal The Quebec romantic comedy-drama, Simple Comme Sylvain (The Nature of Love), beat Christoper Nolan’s Oppenheimer. 4th time in Césars history that a woman wins best foreign filmCBC News · Posted: Feb 24, 2024 10:10 AM EST | Last Updated: February 24 Monia Chokri holds the Best Foreign Film CésarContinue Reading

Montreal The two Montreal English universities are both taking separate legal action following a significant drop in applicants. Montreal’s Concordia University sees 27% drop in applicants from rest of Canada Concordia, McGill University take Quebec government to court over tuition hikesThe Coalition Avenir Québec government is raising tuition for out-of-provinceContinue Reading

Montreal Pablo Rodriguez’s statement comes days after a group of Quebec ministers publicly called out the federal government for not doing enough to help their province cope with a wave of asylum seekers. 1 in 4 asylum seekers leave the province, says prime minister’s Quebec lieutenant Holly Cabrera · CBCContinue Reading

Montreal If you rely on an annual reminder from Quebec’s automobile insurance board to renew your licence, you may want to check your file. CBC spoke with several Quebecers who say they never got their notice in the mail this year, which left some cruising with an expired licence. SomeContinue Reading

Montreal The Legault government has decided to apply for leave to appeal the ruling to the Supreme Court of Canada, the Family Ministry announced Wednesday. The ruling allows asylum seekers spots in the province’s publicly subsidized daycares. Province files request for a stay ruling on subsidized daycare spotsCBC News ·Continue Reading

Montreal A proposed national settlement has been reached in a class-action lawsuit about prices advertised and charged by Dollarama for products subject to an Environmental Handling Fee. The settlement still has to be approved before any compensation is paid. If approved, members of class-action lawsuit may be able to claimContinue Reading