Quebec will provide local companies up to $50 million in liquidity loans for 12 months to help them survive and reposition ...

“But regardless what happens, I think the economy of Quebec will never be as we know it and have known it,” Legault said. “We are going to have to diversify, diversify our markets in the ...

One of the leadership candidates for the Quebec Liberal Party, Pablo Rodriguez, is sharing his plan for how he believes he ...

The federal government announced counter-tariffs in response to Trump’s threats to impose tariffs, although many believe this ...

That may seem like a distasteful prospect — Quebec's debt burden stands at roughly 38 per cent of its GDP — but she said that amount is in line with most other provinces and OECD countries.

Legault said Quebec companies can apply for loans of up to $50 million to help them navigate the turbulent trade relationship in the upcoming months.

Legault came into office in 2018 with a goal of boosting Quebec’s industrial economy and closing the wealth gap between Quebec and the rest of Canada. He was comfortably reelected in 2022 ...

It also warns against a Canadian tariff aftershock, which could negatively impact Québec's economy by raising the ... and academics to optimize support for Quebec businesses and transform the ...

The Quebec National Assembly passed Bill 74 before it rose. The Bill will enable the Quebec government to restrict access to foreign students to CEGEPs and universities.The Bill passed in a 78-27 ...