Quebec to ban use of cell phones by students at elementary and high schools in the fall
The CAQ’s cell phone ban will cover all school property for the entire school day, and apply to private as well as public schools.
The CAQ’s cell phone ban will cover all school property for the entire school day, and apply to private as well as public schools.
The city is also pointing Montrealers towards an online housing search tool and offering specialized services to vulnerable households.
“When the sirens sound, don’t panic! (Breathe, it’s just a test).”
“Road transport accounts for 30% of greenhouse gas emissions. To reduce these emissions, electrification is essential.”
Mayor Valérie Plante announced a range of new measures to strengthen the city’s environmental goals at this week’s Climate Summit.
The public use of the phrase “Go Habs Go!” is now protected as a “time-honoured expression that must never be questioned.”
This is the 30th station to have added elevators.
Parliament has officially been dissolved, triggering a snap election.
Simultaneous protests will take place outside every U.S. Consulate in Canada “to stand against the growing shadow of fascism, and demonstrate for peace, sovereignty, democracy and human rights in the face of ideologies that threaten us.”
Carney will officially replace Justin Trudeau after being sworn in by Governor-General Mary Simon, following what is expected to be a brief transition period.