Quebec has built a strong identity that sets it apart from the rest of Canada, rooted in language, culture, and politics.

On May 21, 2025, Bill 109, An Act to affirm the cultural sovereignty of Québec and to enact the Act respecting the discoverability of French-language cultural content in the digital environment (Bill) ...

A Quebec bill requiring streaming platforms to have a minimum amount of French-language content has passed. Bill 109 – titled An Act to affirm the cultural sovereignty of Quebec and to enact the Act ...

The Montreal Biodôme's scarlet macaw named Bouton "will be deported to the Toronto Zoo next Friday after she only spoke English during a government inspection," The Beaverton reported in July 2013.

Quebec stands apart in North America. The province has spent decades protecting its French language and unique identity ...

A day after being named federal culture minister, Marc Miller is drawing ire from several Quebec officials, including the premier of his home province. Miller, who replaced Steven Guilbeault in ...

Respecting language rights ultimately rests upon political will and leadership. It is a dual responsibility to ensure respect ...

Consider it a snapshot of how what happens in Ottawa can quickly resonate in Quebec: A controversial pipeline agreement between Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith triggered ...

Quebec is planning to cut $13 million from school cultural outings beginning in the 2026 school year, a move stakeholders in ...