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Quebec Liberal leader Jean Charest, left, greets Alberta Premier Ralph Klein in his office before thier meeting in Calgary on Wednesday, May 23, 2001. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh The Canadian Press CALGARY - . --- "He was not a harsh, ...

MONTREAL—The Quebec government has unveiled its plan for northern development, slapping a new name on Jean Charest's cherished Plan Nord project. The $868-million plan will fund the building of new roads, housing, parks and job training. However, ...

Premier Pauline Marois is going to great lengths to put the Parti Québécois's imprint on the development of Quebec's North. Ms. Marois and three of her ministers travelled all the way to Chibougamau on Tuesday to meet the press in the small mining ...

The Parti Québécois government has been accused of bullying Quebec's corruption inquiry on the same day a Superior Court justice was accused of money laundering in the latest testimony to target a member of the province's elite. A terse comment by ...

The Parti Québécois demanded and got a public inquiry into allegations of corruption in Quebec's construction industry, but suddenly the party's leader and Premier of Quebec, Pauline Marois, wants the Charbonneau Commission to proceed with ...

The time is ripe for the Canadian government to start the conversation about introducing a carbon tax, former Quebec premier Jean Charest says. "Yes, I definitely believe that at this point there is an opportunity for us to recast the discussion," ...

. (MAXIME DELAND/QMI AGENCY) Change text size for the story Print Related Stories MONTREAL — Quebec Premier Pauline Marois has severely scaled back her predecessor's tuition hikes but that's not enough for some students, 45 of whom were arrested ...

Montreal - Premier Pauline Marois has outlined more details about her minority governments economic vision for Quebecs north, earmarking $868-million to develop the vast territory over the next five years. The bulk of the money will go ...