Just installed, already removed. A 12.5 km stretch of the Metropolitan Highway has to be ripped out of asphalt. Work on the western section of the road axis must be “100% resumed” because the bitumen used by contractor Roxboro Excavation was “not of good quality”. Cost overruns borne by the private sector could reach more … Read more
The cost of the project for a new police station and neighborhood station in Saint-Roch has doubled since 2017 when there were many twists and turns, including a relocation. • Also read: The accused’s parents contacted the police On Thursday, the city of Quebec invited the media to tour the two construction sites. However, we … Read more
Ottawa has permanently banned Chinese telecom giant Huawei and ZTE from Canada’s 5G network over security concerns. “Our government announces its intention to ban the use of Huawei and ZTE components and services in telecommunications systems in Canada,” Minister for Innovation, Science and Science and Industry François-Philippe Champagne said late Thursday afternoon. This decision came … Read more
(Quebec) Important societal issues will be put aside at the next Coalition avenir Québec (CAQ) meeting, to be held in Drummondville on May 28-29, around the theme “Proud to be Quebecer”. Posted at 3:31pm Jocelyn Richer The Canadian Press The list of proposals, which will then be reviewed for approval by party members a few … Read more
This follows a thorough review by our independent security agencies and in consultation with our closest allies.said the Minister for Innovation, Science and Industry, François-Philippe Champagne. In particular, he referred to the problems of National securityemphasizes the importance ofensure integrity [des] telecommunications systems from Canada. In addition, Canadian companies already using Huawei and ZTE components … Read more
During the public inquiry, which she led for two years, Coroner Kamel heard more than 200 witnesses in 69 days: health network officials, hospital staff, politicians, but also relatives and family members of 53 people who died in four public CHSLDs, two private and a senior residence (RPA) during the first wave of COVID-19 in … Read more
Conservatives on Thursday tabled a motion to end COVID-19 rules at airports, lamenting “unacceptable” passenger wait times due to these restrictions. • Also read: No more masks on planes in Europe • Also read: COVID-19: 14 more deaths in Quebec “The Liberal government’s outdated COVID-19 protocols at airports are causing extreme delays, lineups, backlogs and … Read more
Désolé, votre navigateur ne supporte pas les videos Les apiculteurs ont perdu un nombre record d’abeilles pendant l’hiver. Près de 60 % de leurs colonies ont été décimées, situation qu’ils qualifient de « critique » et d’« inquiétante » pour tous les producteurs qui dépendent de la pollinisation. Ils demandent une aide d’urgence de 12 millions de dollars aux gouvernements. Mis … Read more
The Liberals and the Bloc continued to shoot at each other Wednesday because Liberal MPs attended last Saturday’s anti-Bill 96 demonstration in Montreal after Justin Trudeau’s caucus suggested that the Bloc Québéco “radicalize a little” on the issue should. • Also read: French language: The PQ launches a publicity campaign on Law 101 in CEGEP … Read more
(Quebec) Canada has 12 “carbon bombs” that could derail efforts to limit climate change for years to come. Posted at 1:45 p.m Patrice Bergeron The Canadian Press According to an expert study published in the journal Energy Policy, there are 12 hydrocarbon exploitation projects that would generate billions and billions of tons of greenhouse gases … Read more