The provincial government must now rework a law barring certain students from going to public English-language schools after the Supreme Court of Canada last week ruled the law unconstitutional, a …

A provincial bill that has “worrisome” implications for Quebec colleges is likely to become law by the end of the year. “There are a number of things that are worrisome,” …

The government’s fiscal stimulus plan has provided crucial funding for Canada’s economy during this global economic and financial crisis. While a few not-for-profit organizations have benefited directly from the fiscal …

Quebec Mayor Régis Labeaume visited François-Xavier-Garneau College last Wednesday. Accompanied by first-time candidates Francine Lortie for the St.Louis-Sillery district and Claude Thibeault for St. Sacrement-Belvedere, he arrived just before noon …

Pierre Paul-Hus is a man ready for the next challenge. He greets me at his office on Rene Levesque with a firm handshake and guides me to the boardroom, a …

The Quebec English School Board’s Association will meet next weekend at the Loew’s Concorde Hotel for what is being billed as a professional development conference. The conference, scheduled for October …

I have been a subscriber to the QCT for the last six years. Even though I no longer live in Quebec City, I have continued to support it as an …

Passionately involved in everything from student council to parliamentary simulation, local students seem more interested in politics than ever, despite far from encouraging survey results. According to a recent Elections …