Montreal

Economy Minister Bernard Drainville says his “F--- you esti” remark about U.S. President Donald Trump was inappropriate, but stands by his anger over the ongoing trade war.

Quebec’s political parties are hitting the trail for Day 7 of the campaign ahead of the Oct. 5 election.

Federalism was top of mind for party leaders on day seven of the Quebec election campaign.

A group of Montreal lawyers is preparing to file legal action against the Quebec government.

Quebec’s political parties are gearing up for Day 6 of the campaign ahead of the Oct. 5 election.

Electors in Quebec will be receiving their election guides and voter information cards in French only this election due to the language law, known as Bill 96, according to Elections Quebec.

CTV News is projecting Liberal Daniel Gobeil will win the federal byelection in Chicoutimi-Le Fjord.

The five major parties are out campaigning as the Quebec election approaches.

Quebec’s five main political parties hit the campaign trail Sunday as the provincial election campaign entered its fourth day.

Quebec’s five main political parties continued making promises on immigration, transit, taxes and home care on Saturday, as the election campaign entered its third day.

A new Quebec election poll conducted by Synopsis Recherche for La Presse shows the Parti Québécois and the Coalition Avenir Québec neck-and-neck, with the PQ’s early lead narrowing.

Montreal’s public transit agency is reminding employees that praying on its property will be prohibited next month due to Quebec’s new secularism law.

A handful of Quebec ridings have been known for almost consistently electing a member of the party that goes on to form the government in general elections. But with multiple parties appearing to be neck-in-neck in the current provincial campaign, some experts are questioning whether the era of so-called Quebec bellwether ridings is over.

A few days before the start of the school year and the launch of the election campaign, CSQ president Éric Gingras is calling on political parties to have the “courage” to say that “things are not going well” in education and that more investment is needed.

Jean Allaire, the first leader and co-founder of the Action démocratique du Québec, has died at the age of 96, his daughters announced on social media.