Quebecers head to the polls Sunday to elect municipal leaders as key issues like housing, homelessness and affordability shape races across the province.

Voters across Quebec will soon be heading off to the polls to elect their municipal leaders. Here are five things to keep an eye on as the Nov. 2 election day approaches.

A serene destination in Quebec provides a lakeside escape for camping with the family at a waterpark, a romantic destination ...

This peaceful lakeside retreat in Quebec's Eastern Townships offers sandy beaches, forested trails, and breathtaking night ...

After more than fifty years of official bilingualism forced upon us, fewer than one in ten people outside of Quebec can carry on a conversation in French. Statistics Canada tells us that of those ...

Thirty years ago last week, a bare majority of Quebeckers voted No, and the federalist forces eked out the narrowest ...

Long Island Nets are marking their 10th season and with the Flatbush 5, etc., they’ll likely be higher profile than ever ...

The biggest supermoon of 2025, the 'Beaver Moon,' will rise on November 5, appearing larger and brighter as it reaches ...

The question we should be asking isn’t whether we have too many bike lanes, but whether we can move beyond the false binary ...

Quebec doesn’t get a direct mention in the Carney government’s first federal budget, but Finance Minister François-Philippe ...

Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne presented his first federal budget Tuesday and it includes big-ticket items to ...

Just over a third of Canadians agreed that ‘religion has a positive influence on societal values,’ compared to 53 per cent of Americans You can save this article by registering for free here. Or ...