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Quebec's education minister, Yves Bolduc, told the National Assembly on Tuesday that strip-searches are allowed when the security of students is in question, and the searches are done in a respectful manner. The comments came about following a story ...

A controversial health care bill that would impose a quota of patients on doctors is in committee study at the National Assembly. One of the proposals in Bill 20 would penalize doctors if they don't see more patients. But how many more patients ...

Three high-profile members of Quebec's black community were honoured Monday with Medals of the National Assembly to highlight their dedication to the community. Noel Alexander, who has been president of the Jamaican association for 35 years, ...

QuebecJustice MinisterStéphanieValléehas presented a motion in the National Assemblyoutlining, in broad strokes, the Liberalgovernment's position on secularism and extremism. The motion introduced Thursdayaims to foster inclusion in Quebec, ...

WENDAKE, QC , Feb. 19, 2015 /CNW Telbec/ - The Assembly of the First Nations of Quebec and Labrador (AFNQL), and the First Nations Education Council (FNEC), have asked the Auditor General, Michael Ferguson , to look into what they consider to be ...

10.02.2015 OTTAWA - The new national chief of the Assembly of First Nations says he has high hopes for a high-profile meeting later this month on murdered and missing aboriginal women. Content Provided By

The Couillard government is beginning the winter session of the National Assembly with a tax break. Finance Minister Carlos Leitao announced Tuesday afternoon that Quebec would be offering a two-year tax holiday for companies making large ...

The National Assembly has unanimously adopted a motion demanding the release of Saudi blogger Raif Badawi, imprisoned in Saudi Arabia since 2012. The motion was passed in the presence of Badawi's wife Ensaf Haidar, who obtained refugee status in ...

CBC's National Assembly reporter Ryan Hicks sits down with Quebec Immigration Minister Kathleen Weil to talk about why the government is launching a public consultation on immigration, diversity and inclusion. Now Playing on CBC Radio Refresh ...