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Quebec closes all bars, gyms, spas, cinemas, and concert halls as well as suspends in-person learning and mandates remote working after the province reported a record 4,857 new cases of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours.
2021-12-20

Quebec Deputy Premier Geneviève Guilbault announces that the province will tighten their capacity restrictions in shopping malls and stores to stop the spread of COVID-19.
2020-12-2

Two people are killed and five others are injured in a series of stabbings in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. The suspect, a man in his 20s who was wearing medieval-style armor, is now in police custody.
2020-10-31

Canadian singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen dies at the age of 82.
2016-11-10

Canadian singer Justin Bieber surrenders to Toronto Police to face assault charges.
2014-01-29

More than 100 students are arrested at a protest in the Canadian city of Montreal, Quebec.
2012-03-15

200,000 Canadian college and university students vote in favour of boycotting classes in Quebec. Thousands are expected to participate in a protest march against tuition fee increases in Montreal.
2011-11-10

Canadian business man Conrad Black is sentenced to another 13 months in jail in the United States for fraud.
2011-06-24

Réjean Hinse, a Quebec man wrongly convicted of a crime in the 1960s before being acquitted by the Supreme Court of Canada 30 years later receives a record $13.1 million in compensation.
2011-04-14

A Federal Court of Canada judge rejects a request by francophone groups outside Quebec to overturn the Conservative government's decision to scrap the longform census.
2010-10-6