Montreal and Laval Paramedics Reject Quebec Deal
On August 9, 60 percent of Montreal and Laval paramedics voted against a tentative agreement with the Quebec government, halting the deal reached the previous month and prompting renewed negotiations.
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Montreal and Laval Paramedics Reject Quebec Tentative Deal
Paramedics in Montreal and Laval voted 60 percent against a tentative July 2026 agreement with the Quebec government, prompting a return to negotiations.
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Quebec Premier Open to Reintroducing U.S. Wines in Stores
Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette indicated she is ready to permit U.S. wines in provincial liquor stores if certain conditions are met, hinting at a possible policy change. The province's liquor board will still oversee the approval process under existing standards.
