PQ vows to scrap Santé Québec despite calling it a transformation
On November 11, the Parti Québécois reaffirmed its plan to eliminate Santé Québec, stating the need to assess the agency’s performance before determining its fate.
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Collège LaSalle Gets Extension to Repay $30 Million Fines
Collège LaSalle received a deadline extension to pay $30 million in fines from the Quebec government, amid pressure from creditors.
Montreal Holds Remembrance Day Ceremony
A Remembrance Day ceremony took place in Montreal on November 11, 2026, commemorating fallen Canadian service members.
Report: Quebec Regions Close Gap, Montreal‑Toronto Wealth Gap Steady
The report finds Quebec’s regions are catching up to Ontario economically, yet the wealth gap between Montreal and Toronto stays the same.
Mark Carney Tours Montreal to Promote $4 Billion Cultural Funding
Mark Carney visited Montreal on November 10 to promote a $4 billion cultural investment announced in the 2026 federal budget, with officials touring the country to publicize the funding.
Mayor defends Quebec‑Toronto high‑speed rail despite PQ opposition
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada defended the Quebec‑Toronto high‑speed rail project, while the newly elected Parti Québécois government under Paul St‑Pierre Plamondon opposes it.
Teen Driver Charged Again After Fatal Montreal Cyclist Hit‑and‑Run
A 17‑year‑old driver faces two additional charges for a fatal hit‑and‑run of a cyclist in Ahuntsic‑Cartierville, and remains in custody pending further court proceedings.
University of Montreal Linguists Record Hundreds of Conversations
University of Montreal researchers are recording hundreds of local conversations to track rapid changes in Montreal French, such as fewer rolled Rs, English verb usage, and more frequent “du coup”.
Psychologist Calls for Ban on Sports Betting Ads in Canada
A psychologist in Ottawa asked the federal government to ban sports betting ads as Canada reviews a national regulatory framework for the industry.
No Work Done at Former Iraqi Consular Residence After Permit
A demolition permit for the former Iraqi consular building in Montreal was issued 18 months ago, but no work has taken place.
