The Quebec Village That Turned Fire-Breathers Into Billionaires—And Why America’s Wealthiest Families Got There First

Perched high above the St. Lawrence River, Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu has been drawing travelers to Charlevoix’s Pointe-au-Pic since the late 19th century. Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu Quebec has always had a weakness for producing dynasties out of …

Quebec's governing party names Trump its 'real adversary' as election begins

QUEBEC CITY — 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 Avenir Québec Leader Christine Fréchette said as campaigning began …

Quebec’s governing party names Trump its ‘real adversary’ as election begins

QUEBEC CITY (AP) — 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 Avenir Québec Leader Christine Fréchette said as campaigning …

Donald Trump and the Quebec Election

By Lisa Van Dusen August 27, 2026 When asked on Thursday morning to name her main opponent in the campaign she had just launched for the scheduled October 5th Quebec election, premier and Coalition avenir Québec (CAQ) leader Christine Fréchette did not say …

Quebec election campaign begins in race that could have implications for Churchill Falls deal

Quebec is going to the polls in a provincial election that could have consequences for the Churchill Falls deal. NTV’s Bailey Howard reports. The post Quebec election campaign begins in race that could have implications for Churchill Falls deal appeared …

In 1971, liquefied clay swallowed dozens of homes in a Quebec village and killed 31 people; the surviving population was ...

On the evening of May 4, 1971, Saint-Jean-Vianney in Quebec was struck by a devastating landslide that transformed an entire community in a matter of hours. Liquefied clay swept through the village, engulfing dozens of homes, cars and a bus while leaving …

Quebec’s Lessons for Conservatives

This side of the border, French Canadians don’t tend to make political waves. Despite a sizable population in northern New England, they have collectively only once played a significant role in American politics. This was in February 1972, when the so- …

LaSalle College students and staff call on Quebec to intervene

Recent suspected femicides in Quebec prompt calls for action from advocates

No recession on the horizon yet, despite the trade war: Quebec finance minister