Several thousand people, including Liberal leader Dominique Anglade (second row centre), marched through downtown Montreal on May 14 to show their opposition to Bill 96, the reform to the Charter of the French Language proposed by the Legault government. (Photo by Ruby Pratka) 
Activist Eddy Perez, Percé mayor Cathy Poirier, Ouranos director general Alain Bourque, Montreal mayor Valérie Plante, moderator Patrick De Bellefeuille, Quebec City mayor Bruno Marchand, psychologist Anne-Sophie Gousse-Lessard, Varennes mayor Martin Damphousse and economist Charles-Antoine Gosselin discuss climate change adaptation in front of a classroom chair symbolizing future generations. (Photo by Myriam Labbé) 
The pedestrian mall on Avenue Cartier has become a popular summer attraction. (Photo courtesy of Ville de Québec) 
Critics of the shared street concept for Boulevard René- Lévesque say it will reduce available parking along the street and will not leave enough room for deliveries. (Photo by Peter Black) 
Rue du Fort is a short street that leads from Rue de Buade (to the left in the distance) to the Château Frontenac at the end of Rue Saint-Louis (behind the photographer). The Musée du Fort above the café on the right features a 30-minute multimedia presentation of the city that recreates its six sieges and the Battle of the Plains of Abraham. (Photo by Shirley Nadeau)