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Ontario, Quebec and B.C. among provinces in Canada pulling U.S. booze
Canadian alcohol producers are cheering decisions from several provinces to yank U.S. booze from provincial liquor stores.
Denis Coderre’s candidacy for Quebec Liberal Party leadership in limbo
In recent months, media outlets have reported Coderre owes about $400,000 in taxes — more than $130,000 to Revenu Québec and ...
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Quebec asks liquor board to stop selling U.S. alcohol Tuesday after tariffs
Quebec's finance minister says he has asked the province's liquor board to pull all U.S. products off its shelves by Tuesday, ...
Here are all the ways Canada is striking back against Trump's tariffs
U.S. President Donald Trump has declared a trade war on Canada, prompting the federal government, provinces and territories ...
Replacing Quebec products 'not possible' for U.S., Legault says
Quebec Premier François Legault is warning the Americans they will pay the price if President Donald Trump goes ahead with ...
Hochul says Trump’s tariffs on Canada will hurt New York businesses: ‘Why are we doing this?’
President Trump’s tariff war with New York’s neighbor Canada will hurt businesses and consumers in the state, Gov. Kathy ...
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Measles outbreaks in Ontario, Quebec concerning, Canada’s top doctor says
Dr. Theresa Tam says all of the people who were recently infected were exposed to measles in Canada, rather than ...
'We'll protect ourselves and we'll fight, Mr. Trump': Quebec premier responds to tariffs
Quebec Premier François Legault has vowed to fight for Quebecers who will be affected by U.S. President Donald Trump's ...
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Groundhogs across Canada expected to forecast whether winter will end early
Today is Groundhog Day, and groundhogs across the country will emerge from their burrows to cast their annual forecast whether winter will end early this year.
Québec’s religious symbols law: Appealing to the Supreme Court for real rights under the Charter
Despite a finding by the Québec Superior Court that Bill 21 has a cruel and dehumanizing impact on Muslim women, the law has survived. Now, the Supreme Court of Canada will hear challenges to it.