Quebec’s governing party launched its election campaign Thursday by naming an unusual adversary: U.S. President Donald Trump. “My opponent is named Donald Trump,” Coalition

Leader of Canadian province’s secessionist party says debate over independence stymied by turbulence in US politics.

By Maria Cheng MONTREAL, Aug 22 (Reuters) - When U.S. President Donald Trump levied 50% tariffs on Canadian steel in June last year, a steel factory in Canada's mostly French-speaking province of Quebec lost about a third of its orders for bolts and fasteners in less than a week.

Former Quebec Premier and Parti Québécois (PQ) leader Lucien Bouchard has ignited a debate within the Quebec independence movement over the political wisdom of the PQ holding fast to its pledge to hold a referendum on the province’s secession from ...

Quebec Premier says Prime Minister Mark Carney had answered many of her questions about an emerging Canada-U.S. trade agreement, but she stopped short of endorsing the deal while the province assesses

InvestigationSince Donald Trump said he wanted to make Canada the 51st American state, Quebec has openly shown support for the country it belongs to – a first in the history of the French-speaking province. Although this show of solidarity has pushed the ...

Communities across Canada continue to experience the effects of increasingly frequent and severe wildfires. To support local preparedness and resilience, the Governments of Canada and Quebec are investing in measures that help reduce wildfire risks and protect people,

Days after failed Canada-U.S. trade talks and renewed tariff threats by President Donald Trump, Quebec provincial party leaders are outlining their plans to face the current economic situation ahead of the upcoming provincial election this fall.