Tuesday Dec 22 | CNW Group
Drummondville businessman fined $70,637 for tax evasion
He was fined $70,637 , which represents 125% of the federal tax he tried to evade.
The minimum wage in Quebec is going up by 50 cents to $9.50 an hour next May. The provincial government says more than 320,000 workers will benefit from the third increase in the minimum wage in three years.
Olympic Torch carried through Base Valcartier this past week
Aime Michaud, 79, proudly carries the flame at Valcartier. The olympic torch continues its way west toward the 2010 games in Vancouver after making stops last week in the Old City and at the Valcartier military base.
The sticky mess of the origins of poutine
The sticky mess of the origins of poutine Even the Olympic torch relay has to break for lunch.
Open Letter to Canadian P.M. Mr. Stephen Harper
Mr. Stephen Harper, Prime Minister of Canada House of Commons Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0A6 Canada December 10, 2009 Dear Mr.
Couple found dead in Drummondville home
A couple in their 80s were found dead Friday morning in their home in Drummondville, Que., provincial police said.
Transport yourself back to colonial times on the Atlantic coast, Europe in the 19th century or even a Japanese folk village.
Desjardins acquires aviation fuel unit of Therrien fuel company for $25 million
Quebec investment fund Capital regional et co-operatif Desjardins says it has acquired the aviation division of Les Petroles Therrien inc.
William Watson: Worthwhile Quebec initiative. Really.
They're so, well, provincial. But sometimes provincial events have national implications.
Quebec-based Agropur acquires milk processing facility in Grand Rapids, Mich.
Canadian dairy giant Agropur has acquired the Farmland Dairies milk processing facility in Grand Rapids, Mich., for an undisclosed price.
Premier Jean Charest is warning Quebecers it's time to tighten their belts to help the province balance its books.
Agropur to close Drummondville, Que., dairy plant, 41 jobs to be lost
Agropur says it will close a dairy plant in Drummondville, Que., in November. The dairy co-operative says the move that will put 41 people out of work.
Quebecers facing tax hikes, higher fees to pay down deficits
Premier Jean Charest is warning Quebecers it's time to tighten their belts to help the province balance its books.
Raymond Bachand, Quebec Minister of Economic Development
The Charest government is meeting with Quebecers to discuss their thoughts on taxation and paying down the deficit.
Quebec: Court Denies Christians Right to Enforce Ignorance on Kids
I've written before of my skepticism about how many Christian parents would be happy with a truly neutral and academic class on world religions.
Unsafe driving common in school zones: CAA
In a period of only two hours Wednesday, the Canadian Automobile Association says road safety specialists stationed in school zones witnessed 435 traffic infractions and examples of risky driving behaviour.
Michael Platt Pinheaded? Believe it
To improve on the curds-and-gravy ambrosia that is poutine once seemed an impossible feat -- yet today, Quebec's pomme-frite delicacy has taken a back seat to a new franco-favourite. His name is Jean-Guy Dubois, and he's the Quebec Superior Court justice who ruled ignorance and intolerance of other faiths has no place in the classrooms of Canada's ...
Canadian extreme metal outfit KATAKLYSM will perform a series of shows in the provinces of Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick this fall.
Students must learn about other religions: judge
Christian parents who objected to their children being taught about other religions in a mandatory new Quebec school course have suffered a serious setback with a ruling this week that the teachings do not infringe their religious freedoms.
Montreal heat triggers spike in 911 calls
Environment Canada continued their high heat and humidity warnings on Tuesday for Montreal, Laval and surrounding areas on the north and south shores.