MONTREAL - Quebec’s political parties are rolling out a wide range of promises on the third day of the provincial election campaign, from immigration and public transit to taxes and
MONTREAL - Quebec’s political parties are rolling out a wide range of promises on the third day of the provincial election campaign, from immigration and public transit to taxes and home care.
Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon pledges to cut temporary immigration by more than half, to between 200,000 and 250,000 people, arguing recent immigration levels have put added pressure on housing and public services.
MONTREAL - Taxes, parental leave and the U.S. trade war are taking centre stage during the first full day of campaigning on the…
The Quebec Conservative Party unveiled its election campaign platform on Wednesday, promising tax cuts for families and…
QUÉBEC - While the impacts of immigration reforms have been a hot political issue in Quebec in recent years, voters are still…
Les cinq partis politiques ont multiplié les promesses cette fin de semaine.
Paul St-Pierre Plamondon a relancé samedi le débat sur les seuils d’immigration.
Parti Québécois delays independence referendum under Trump to focus on trust. Bernard Drainville as next premier at 0.1% YES.
