Tariff threat is forcing Canada to ‘have a hard look’ at itself: former Quebec premier
Former Québec premier Jean Charest says U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat to impose tariffs that could potentially devastate the Canadian economy may have a silver lining, as it’s led to an overdue discussion about Canada’s self sufficiency.
Outliving the average lifespan of a white rhinoceros by nearly 10 years, Shaboola was the oldest animal in a zoological ...
The Quebec Delegate General in New York was in Plattsburgh on Friday to attend a Chamber of Commerce event and promote the ...
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Wilkinson said it's a plus that the federal government got the Crown-owned Trans Mountain pipeline expansion built because ...
Quebec is ideally positioned to seize the generational opportunities ahead in the energy and natural resources space to build a strong, sustainable economy.
Eli Bouchard of Lac-Beauport, Que., wins the men's snowboard big air competition at the FIS Snowboard World Cup stop in Aspen ...
The body of Ana Vasquez-Flores of Mexico was found in the Great Chazy River on Dec. 14, 2023, two days after her husband told ...
It says the percentage of people in Quebec expressing pride in Canada increased faster than it did in the country as a whole.
Investment will contribute towards feasibility work for key infrastructure between the mines and the Chibougamau Processing ...
Trump’s misguided belief that inside of every Canadian there is an American waiting to get out is a misconception that is ...
The threat of tariffs and lingering economic volatility has prompted the Quebec government to reconsider a pipeline project ...
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