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A funeral for Quebec's separatist movement?
Is it time to plan a funeral for Quebec's separatist movement? Seven MPs in the Bloc Quebecois announced today they are fed up with the leader so they're splitting off from the party. With just three elected members of the Bloc left,...
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Canadian Olympian receives death threats from South Koreans
Canadian Olympian Kim Boutin received threats from South Koreans following her bronze medal win in short-track speed skating. Boutin finished fourth in the final but was bumped up to third after a South Korean skater was judged to have...
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Parental leave
CBC's Margo McDiarmid on the government considering changing leave for fathers
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Canada's 150th is jostling for attention
While Canada Day will make a splash, for many Quebecers the celebrations will be but a ripple compared to the blue and white festivities of St-Jean-Baptiste Day
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Quebec to consult public on racism
The province's immigration minister says a public consultation will be held on systemic discrimination and racism starting in September
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Uber threatens to leave Quebec over new rules
Uber threatens to leave Quebec next month if the province doesn't back down on new stricter rules
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Anti-immigration protesters gathering at Canadian border
Anti-immigration protesters are gathering in Quebec at the Canada-U.S. border amid the recent influx of asylum seekers, and law enforcement officials on both sides of the border are reportedly on standby in case anything gets out of hand
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The dangers of advertising to kids
Lesley James, senior manager of the Heart & Stroke foundation, says rules around advertising to children need closer scrutiny
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Far-right La Meute protesters holed up in parking garage
Far-right group La Meute, which planned to carry out a protest against illegal immigration in Quebec, waits for police to clear counter-protesters from the entryways of a parking garage
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Acquittal in Lac-Mégantic disaster brings mixed feelings
The acquittal of three workers in the Lac-Mégantic rail disaster has brought mixed feelings to residents of the hard-hit community, some of whom are not convinced the right people were put on trial. Tom Harding, Richard Labrie and Jean...
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Olympic Stadium turned into home for asylum seekers from the U.S.
Olympic Stadium in Montreal is a temporary home for over 1,000 asylum seekers who have fled the U.S. out of fear of being deported
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Trudeau touts Canada’s openness — as long as it’s legal
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Canada remains an open and compassionate country, but reaffirmed that new arrivals must follow proper border crossing procedure
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Far-right and anti-racism groups clash in Quebec City
Far-right groups, including La Meute, planned an anti-immigration demonstration in Quebec City but anti-racism counter-protesters blocked their efforts.
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Mosque is no stranger to hate
A gunman killed 6 people following prayers in January and now an anonymous hate-filled package has been delivered to this Quebec mosque's door — raising concerns over the area's growing anti-islamic sentiment
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Quebec to consult public on racism
The province's immigration minister says a public consultation will be held on systemic discrimination and racism starting in September
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Children attack young siblings in Manawan
The community of Manawan, four hours north of Montreal, is searching for answers to explain how children could be responsible for a brutal attack on a pair of young siblings
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Canada's 150th is jostling for attention
While Canada Day will make a splash, for many Quebecers the celebrations will be but a ripple compared to the blue and white festivities of St-Jean-Baptiste Day
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Quebec man says he was wrongfully arrested due to racial profiling
Malik Smith was held alone in a jail cell for nine hours after police picked him up outside his home
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Akulivik grapples with family slayings
Police fatally shot a man who they say stabbed five family members in a remote Quebec community.
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Metro and Jean Coutu's possible merger
Is a merger between Metro and Jean Coutu necessary for them to both remain competitive?
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Weed results
Bruce Linton of Canopy Growth on the marijuana producer's latest earnings
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Viral video of Quebec history float sparks allegations of racism
Félix Brouillet shot the video of the controversial float at Montreal's Fête nationale parade on Saturday
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Communities pull together during flood relief
People in Quebec and Ontario are pulling together as emergency flood relief efforts press on.
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Quebec battles fierce flooding
CBC's Simon Nakonechny reports from near Pierrefonds-Roxboro, a hard hit area located in Montreal's West Island