Opposition parties and experts in Quebec are accusing François Legault of being noticeably absent from the public and not vocal enough during the economic crisis.

One of the leadership candidates for the Quebec Liberal Party, Pablo Rodriguez, is sharing his plan for how he believes he ...

Quebec will provide local companies up to $50 million in liquidity loans for 12 months to help them survive and reposition ...

Christine Fréchette says “the current situation will mean that more companies will want to take part in increasing ...

The federal government announced counter-tariffs in response to Trump’s threats to impose tariffs, although many believe this ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

Quebec's finance minister will table the province's next budget on March 25, with a focus on shoring up businesses and ...

The number of sales rose by 9 per cent in February, posting the fourth-highest level of activity ever recorded by the Centris ...

Promising Quebecers to protect them against the "unjustified attack" of U.S. tariffs, Premier François Legault announced ...

SAQ is launching micro agency stores and expanding delivery in Quebec, enhancing accessibility and convenience for customers ...

Northvolt, the Swedish battery manufacturer with plans to build a $7-billion factory in Quebec, has declared bankruptcy in ...

The strong likelihood of further interest rate cuts by the Bank of Canada to support the Canadian economy, expected as early as March 12, is encouraging buyers to enter the Quebec City market.