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A Bell Canada central office building, illustrating BCE job cuts

Bell’s Parent BCE Cuts Another 690 Jobs in the Name of ‘Sustainable Growth’

BCE, the parent of Bell, is cutting roughly 690 jobs, about one per cent of its workforce, the latest round in a restructuring aimed at 1.5 billion dollars in savings by 2028.

June 16, 2026

by Economy Desk

Parliament Hill in Ottawa, where federal officials released Canada's opioid death data

Canada’s Opioid Deaths Fell 23% in 2025, but Officials Won’t Call It a Turning Point

Opioid overdose deaths in Canada fell 23 per cent in 2025 to 5,630, a second straight annual decline that officials credit to a shifting drug supply and wider naloxone access. They warn the progress is fragile and the toll still

June 16, 2026

by Health Desk

NASA astronaut photograph from ISS of Rhone River flowing from Lake Geneva through Geneva Switzerland

Carney Tells the G7 the Post-Cold War Order Is Breaking Down. He’s Bringing Kenya, Brazil, India and Egypt to the Table.

Prime Minister Mark Carney told a Trinity College Dublin audience on Saturday that Ireland and Canada

Minister Roberge Apologizes to Daniel Weinstock

It is in these words that Jean-Francois Roberge, Minister of Education made an official apology in person, then by press release Sunday, to the professor of McGill University for having dismissed him

November 19, 2020

Government and Politics·News

Railway crisis: Ottawa claims to have “A Plan”

While in Quebec, there is talk of the possibility of calling for the intervention of the Sûrete du Quebec (SQ) to put an end to the demonstrations that block railway tracks, in

November 19, 2020

Auto & Transport·Government and Politics·News

Rail blockade: Trudeau cancels visit to Caribbean, emergency meeting Monday to resolve crisis

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will not attend the Caribbean Community Heads of Government (CARICOM) Conference in Barbados this week, having decided to stay in the country to try to find a solution

September 8, 2024

Government and Politics·News

Possible to reconcile family and politics, says Paul St-Pierre Plamondon

The candidate for the leadership contest of the Parti Quebecois (PQ) Paul St-Pierre Plamondon will put his campaign on pause for three weeks in order to take his paternity leave, he revealed

January 21, 2021

Government and Politics·News

Despite legalization, the Pot Block is not extinguished

MONTREAL | It is not just the PQ and the Liberal Party that will be looking for a leader this spring. Even if article 1 of his program, the legalization of cannabis, has

February 17, 2020

Health·News

Serious collision in the La Verendrye wildlife reserve

A woman is in critical condition following a collision between a sport utility vehicle (SUV) and a truck on Route 117 in the La Verendrye wildlife reserve, Sunday afternoon. The driver of

August 9, 2023

News

Indigenous blockade: “it is time to lift the blockade”

In the aftermath of the meeting between the federal Minister of Indigenous Services, Marc Miller, and members of the Tyendinage Mohawk community, Kanesatake chief Serge Simon believes that the rail blockades should

February 18, 2020

Government and Politics·News

18-year-old fighter dying of cancer

An 18-year-old young woman who had touched Quebec when she appeared on the Denis Levesque program is going through its last hours. The woman who has been fighting cancer for 4 years

February 18, 2020

Health·News

Eric Salvail’s trial opens Monday

Four days of hearings have been scheduled to hear the case of the former Quebec television star. Salvail had originally planned to have a trial before a judge and jury, but he

January 21, 2021

News

Laval-Canada: Ground meat recalled due to E. coli bacteria

Canada | Ground meat sold by Marche Adonis Cure-Labelle, in Laval, is being recalled due to possible contamination by the E. coli bacteria. The recalled products were offered for sale on January

February 16, 2020

Health·News

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Bell’s Parent BCE Cuts Another 690 Jobs in the Name of ‘Sustainable Growth’

Canada’s Opioid Deaths Fell 23% in 2025, but Officials Won’t Call It a Turning Point

Carney Tells the G7 the Post-Cold War Order Is Breaking Down. He’s Bringing Kenya, Brazil, India and Egypt to the Table.

Minister Roberge Apologizes to Daniel Weinstock

Railway crisis: Ottawa claims to have “A Plan”

Rail blockade: Trudeau cancels visit to Caribbean, emergency meeting Monday to resolve crisis

Possible to reconcile family and politics, says Paul St-Pierre Plamondon

Despite legalization, the Pot Block is not extinguished

Serious collision in the La Verendrye wildlife reserve

Indigenous blockade: “it is time to lift the blockade”

18-year-old fighter dying of cancer

Eric Salvail’s trial opens Monday

Laval-Canada: Ground meat recalled due to E. coli bacteria

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Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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