Montreal supervised drug site says forced move under proposed Quebec law could cost $6.6M

A supervised drug consumption site in Montreal's Sud-Ouest borough that could be forced to move if a proposed Quebec law is adopted said the change of location could cost an estimated $6.6 million.  Under Bill 103, supervised drug consumption sites can …

Second phase of Quebec’s beverage container return program demonstrates positive results

The Quebec Beverage Container Recycling Association (QBCRA), also known as Consignaction, has shared positive results three months after implementing the second phase of the deposit modernization system. This success is driven by strong public …

Firefighting help arrives from Quebec, more coming from U.S.; evacuees should expect to be away for weeks, Flin Flon ...

More than 150 firefighters from Quebec and the U.S. are joining the battle against massive wildfires raging in northern Manitoba, while some evacuees were warned they could be displaced for weeks. The Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre said 99 …

Renée Amilcar to become head of Quebec transportation agency

The appointment was announced by Geneviève Guibault, the province’s deputy premier and minister of transport and sustainable mobility, who also appointed Ann MacDonald as chair of the board of directors of the new agency called Mobilité Infra Québec.

Quebec English rights group rebrands for its 30th anniversary

11 minutes ago News Duration 4:25 Sylvia Martin-Laforge, the director general of what will now be known as TALQ, explains why the Quebec Community Groups Network has adopted a new name — and how it speaks to the group's goal of building stronger …

Tom Longboat among athletes honoured by Quebec artist/runner

Wednesday is Tom Longboat Day in Ontario, a day to celebrate the gifted Onondaga runner and Boston Marathon champion every year on his birthday. Quebec artist, runner and triathlete Jeffery Woodrow has created a limited-edition series of three-dimensional …

What Quebec’s new law on the sharing of intimate photos without consent does

Quebec recourse for victims to remove intimate images shared without consent online

MONTREAL — A Quebec law comes into effect Wednesday that will give people quick access to legal recourse if someone shares intimate images or video of them without their consent. It is a crime in Canada to publish, text or share intimate images or video of …

Quebec law that helps victims of intimate image sharing remove photos is now in effect

A Quebec law is coming into force, giving people new tools to obtain a court order to remove intimate images posted online. Under the Criminal Code, publishing, texting or sharing intimate images of someone without their consent is a crime. But for most …

Quebec ombudsman calls for reforms over lengthy death certificate wait times

Quebec's ombudsman released a report and recommendations on Wednesday following its investigation into the long wait times for processing death certificates with the provincial agency that registers marriages, births and deaths in the province. The 32- …