Quebec

A topless sunbather's Facebook post set off a wave of fury online and a protest at the Mont-Royal Park in Montreal.

Ontario and Quebec announced they would end their COVID-19 vaccine passport systems within the next few months.

Thousands are protesting a vaccine mandate brought in by Trudeau, whereby lorry drivers must be vaccinated to cross the Canadian-U.S. border.

Misinformation about Walmart's policy on the unvaccinated has been circulating online.

A judge ruled that it wouldn't be in the child's best interests to have contact with their father considering the surge in COVID cases in Quebec.

Despite only accounting for 10 percent of the province's population, unvaccinated individuals represent about half of the province's ICU patients.

This rule comes as the province's seven-day average for COVID cases has increased more than 10-fold over the last month.

Quebec has reimposed a nightly curfew from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. in response to surging coronavirus cases.

The Montreal Holocaust Museum said protesters appropriating yellow stars like the ones Nazis made Jews wear is "offensive" and "inaccurate."

"We are obviously sorry about this situation and rest assured the family is being advised about every key detail of this investigation," Police Chief Danny McConnell said.

Marc Tessier, a spokesperson for Quebec's police force, said: "The victim was on a tractor and she was hit by a plane that was landing."

"The images circulating are worrying. This investigation should shed light on the entire intervention," the Montreal mayor said.

The diver claimed he saw bodies, propellers and over 150 chests around the wreckage of the plane at the bottom of the lake in Canada's Quebec province.

The University of Quebec at Rimouski (UQAR) is examining the authenticity of a letter by a 13-year-old French girl who died in the 1912 sinking.

The woman was left hospitalized after the attack which included a brutal blow to the head and concerns for her unborn baby.

Some eyewitnesses reported hearing a loud boom, which sounded like "big trucks crashing."

In an effort to prevent a second wave of COVID-19 affecting Quebec, officials for the city have approved new rules that will allow police to issue fines for people who don't wear masks in public places.

"It's going to take a little time to adjust but we're on the right track," the Canadian prime minister said.

Licensing issues and postal strikes have presented obstacles for the country's fledgling cannabis industry.

"It is outrageous from our perspective that a country will sit there and lecture us, and make demands. "We demand the immediate release"... Really?" Saudi Foreign Minister Adel Al-Jubeir said.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he won't apologize for calling out a woman's "racism" after she interrupted him during a Quebec event.

"I've never experienced something lasting that long."

The U.S. president headed to the summit in Canada having angered many allies.

Conservative senators say several provinces are not ready to enforce a legal framework by July 1.

Hundreds of far-right protesters and hundreds of counter protesters converged in Quebec this weekend.

Quebec has tried to ban face veils in the public sector on two occasions before.

The Islamic Cultural Center of Quebec called the attack "another hateful act."

The 200-pound projectile was fired by the British during the 1759 Battle of the Plains of Abraham.

In the Quebec mosque attack, misreporting meant the attack was characterized as "Muslim terrorism" and boosted far-right propaganda.

Quebec police confirmed the shooting at a Quebec mosque in a tweet, and police on the scene said there had been fatalities.