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PQ proposes single tax return for Quebecers
The Parti Québécois wants to cut Canada out of tax collection in Quebec and says it can save about $840 million in the process.
Canada basks in record high temperatures
Many Canadians enjoyed the warmest St. Patrick's Day ever Wednesday, with many places in the country logging record high temperatures with spring still officially a week away.
Quebec school calendar change controversial
Concerns are being raised about a Quebec Education Ministry proposal that would give schools the right to stay open on weekends and holidays such as Christmas.
Red Cross tsunami workers abused: report
Some construction workers hired by the Canadian Red Cross to help rebuild communities following the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami were left stranded and never paid for their work, according to an investigation by Radio-Canada.
Charest aware of construction cash: ex-minister
Quebec Premier Jean Charest was aware his party was receiving questionable funding from sources linked to the province's construction industry, said former Quebec justice minister Marc Bellemare on Wednesday.
RCMP suspected Lévesque was Communist
Newly released documents reveal that RCMP spies labelled René Lévesque "a suspected Communist" in the late 1950s.
Montreal council to be webcast live
The next Montreal city council meeting will be broadcast live on the city's website, Mayor Gérald Tremblay announced Wednesday.
Respected biochemist faces child porn charges
A well-known biochemist facing charges of possession and distribution of child pornography was released on bail Wednesday after he was officially charged at the Montreal courthouse.
Copyright conviction raises privacy concerns
The decision to send a Montreal man to prison for pirating movies has set a dangerous precedent that could threaten privacy rights, say civil rights advocates in Vancouver.
Bleach best to beat norovirus: study
As many as 40 per cent of commercial disinfectants may be ineffective in killing the viruses that cause the stomach flu, according to a new study released by Laval University researchers.
St. Patrick's Day in swing worldwide
Much of the world is turning green for St. Patrick's Day, the annual celebration all things Irish.
Budget cuts will hinder native healing
Aboriginal women and children will bear the brunt of federal budget cuts to native abuse healing services, a Montreal shelter director warns.
Montreal blue-collars issue strike notice
Two of Montreal's leading attractions - the Biodôme and the Insectarium - may shut down next week because of a labour dispute between blue-collar workers and the city.
Canadiens pad cushion on Rangers
The Montreal Canadiens extended their winning streak to six games with a 3-1 victory over the New York Rangers.
Construction allegations 'worrisome': minister
A Quebec construction union steward accused of intimidating his members denies any wrongdoing and claims he's the victim of a smear campaign.
Quebec health board not obliged to accommodate minorities
Quebec's health insurance board has no obligation to accommodate special requests related to religious or cultural beliefs, the province's human rights commission has ruled.
Montreal police accused of protest sabotage
Organizers of Montreal's anti-police-brutality march are accusing officers of sabotage after their annual protest.
Medical marijuana club fears intimidation
The co-founder of a Montreal-area medical marijuana club says he worries criminal elements are trying to shut down his operation after he was the victim of a home invasion early Tuesday morning.
Montreal cabbies protest new airport shuttle
Taxi drivers circled Montreal's city hall honking their horns for about an hour to protest plans for a new shuttle bus between downtown and Trudeau airport.
Carbonneau to coach Canada's U-18 team
Guy Carbonneau will coach Canada's under-18 hockey team at the world championships in Belarus next month, Hockey Canada announces.
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