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“Quebec Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon says his government intends to abolish the time change.”

“Quebec Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon says his government intends to abolish the time change.”

“Parti Québécois promises to abolish time change, starting next year Quebecers will wind back the clocks for the final time this year, if future PQ bill passes Quebecers will turn back their clocks for the last time this weekend, according to the Parti…”

“The province will be on the same time as Ontario and Quebec in the winter and one hour behind in the summer. —- Ontario Passed a law in 2020 to end the twice-yearly changing of clocks and make daylight time permanent — but only if Quebec and New York agree to…”

“Harry Stone/Maritime History Archive) When van Veenen left Halifax, his plan was to sail the ship south along the Atlantic coastline, cross through the Panama Canal and then head north to Alaska, but financial troubles killed the plans.”

“…this weekend Northwestern Ontario is scrapping the biannual time change, while the rest is keeping it Clocks in most of Ontario are turning back one hour on Sunday, marking the end of daylight saving time, but they’ll stay put in a large chunk of the province…”

““If you wanna change the city, you have to change the mayor.””

““It is time for us to recognize that we have very separate identities, that we have significant differences and that nobody’s interests are furthered when these realities are obscured.””

“Just as one debate over euthanasia is being settled, another is emerging over Canada’s plans to allow people to consent to medical aid in dying (MAID) at some future date when they are no longer of sound mind.”

“The federal government plans to bar access to medical assistance in dying on the sole basis of mental illness while providing an opening for those already eligible for MAID to request it in advance.”

“OTTAWA — The federal government plans to bar assisted death for people suffering from mental illness alone while allowing advance requests from those who could be robbed of their ability to consent — a change expected to create inconsistencies in how MAID is…”

“The Quebec Liberal Party under new Leader Charles Milliard struggled to distinguish itself from other parties opposing a referendum, despite a strong end to the campaign.”

“According to the Leger poll, 77 per cent of voters are looking for a change, after eight years of leadership from the Coalition Avenir Quebec that St-Pierre Plamondon said has produced “catastrophic results.””

“The PQ leader has also downplayed his plans for a referendum in the last stretch of the campaign, noting that he believes voters will need to decide who they want to trust to lead Quebec.”

“(TSX: RCI.A and RCI.B; NYSE: RCI) today announced its unaudited financial and operating results for the third quarter ended September 30, 2026.”

“At the same stop, he for the first time endorsed efforts urging voters to say “no to the nine” referendum questions accompanying the independence question, which deal with immigration and constitutional reform.”

“(The magic kingdom is very good at keeping orcs at bay.) And over time the people next door begin to believe that this life, of mutual peace and shared abundance, is the only life they will ever lead.”

“Since becoming prime minister, Carney has pledged to reduce the share of temporary workers and international students to five per cent of the population by the end of 2027 while maintaining permanent resident admission to under one per cent of Canada’s…”

“"At the same time, I think it was pretty clear they were denying any kind of a mandate to pursue the separation of Quebec or the division of the country."”

“The total time worked by temporary agency staff in Quebec’s health care system has shrunk by 86 per cent in nearly two years and overtime costs are also down, according to the report.”

“…perations in Halifax, which would be targeted by a poison gas attack to prevent the Royal Navy from using the port, as well as Niagara Falls (power plants), Montreal, Quebec City, Toronto, Winnipeg (minerals and rail), Vancouver, Victoria, and other…”

“As a “political orphan” circa 2014, St-Pierre Plamondon spent his time lambasting the traditional political parties in Quebec that, according to him, had nothing new to offer.”