• Jacques Parizeau, former Quebec premier, dead at 84 - CBC.ca

    Jacques Parizeau, former Quebec premier, dead at 84 - CBC.ca
    CBC.ca
    Jacques Parizeau, former Quebec premier, dead at 84
    CBC.ca
    Jacques Parizeau, the man who nearly led Quebec to sovereignty in 1995, has died. He was 84. The death was announced on social media by Lisette Lapointe, his wife and former Parti Québécois politician. Lapointe said Parizeau died around 8 p.m. ...
    Former PQ leader Jacques Parizeau dies at 84Montreal Gazette
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  • Montreal Liberal candidate accuses rival of breaking party rules - The Globe and Mail

    Montreal Liberal candidate accuses rival of breaking party rules - The Globe and Mail
    The Globe and Mail
    Montreal Liberal candidate accuses rival of breaking party rules
    The Globe and Mail
    A candidate for the Liberal nomination in Montreal's Little Italy is alleging that a rival's campaign gave away membership cards. Domenic Cusmano, who is the underdog in the nomination battle in St-Léonard-St-Michel, said he has received first-hand ...
    Liberal candidates in Montreal riding frustratedBlackburnNews.comall 5 news articles »
  • Alouettes finally sign training camp holdout Chris Ackie - Montreal Gazette

    Alouettes finally sign training camp holdout Chris Ackie - Montreal Gazette
    Montreal Gazette
    Alouettes finally sign training camp holdout Chris Ackie
    Montreal Gazette
    SHERBROOKE, QUE.: MAY 31, 2015 -- Nik Lewis, left, takes part in the Montreal Alouettes training camp at Bishop's University in Lennoxville, Quebec on Sunday, May 31, 2015. (Dario Ayala / Montreal Gazette). Dario Ayala / Montreal Gazette. Share Adjust ...and more »
  • Tobacco companies ordered to pay $15B in damages - CBC.ca

    Tobacco companies ordered to pay $15B in damages - CBC.ca
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    Tobacco companies ordered to pay $15B in damages
    CBC.ca
    Three tobacco companies have been ordered to pay $15 billion in damages after losing a historic court case. Judge Brian Riordan on Monday ruled in favour of two groups representing Quebec smokers, ordering Imperial Tobacco, Rothmans Benson ...
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  • Former Montreal mayor Applebaum's preliminary inquiry under publication ban - Montreal Gazette

    Former Montreal mayor Applebaum's preliminary inquiry under publication ban - Montreal Gazette
    Montreal Gazette
    Former Montreal mayor Applebaum's preliminary inquiry under publication ban
    Montreal Gazette
    Former Montreal mayor Michael Applebaum was in court on Monday for the start of a preliminary inquiry into charges of fraud, conspiracy and breach of trust weighing against him since his arrest two years ago. The Crown called the first of five ...
    Ex-Montreal mayor's court hearing begins on corruption-related chargesCTV News
    Michael Applebaum's preliminary hearing begins Mon

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