If elected, the CAQ boss wants to reduce the first two tax brackets by one percentage point from 2023 for the duration of his new mandate. This would result in savings of about $329 per year for a person earning

This summer, The duty crosses the waters of the St. Lawrence River, that vast “almost ocean, almost Atlantic” singing Charlebois, and its environs to feed a row. Today, the Île aux Lièvres is an important milestone in biodiversity, protected thanks

During a news conference in late April, Deputy Deputy Health Minister Lucie Opatrny said she hoped health facilities could grant summer vacations to hospital staff. Of course, we also have to weigh this up against the desire to intensify catch-up

Lia Levesque, The Canadian Press MONTREAL – Loto-Québec’s 455 workers will go on strike again starting September 10. Their union, the Québec Government Professionals (SPGQ), said Tuesday that its members had rejected the agreement in principle reached between the parties

Apple recently announced the upcoming release of a new keynote. The date chosen by the Californian for this event is Wednesday, September 7that 7:00 p.m. French time. Unlike previous Apple events over the past two years, this time it will

Tuesday August 9th, 2022 by Philippe Brasseur As is customary at IMSA, it was the first weekend in August, during the series’ main event at Wisconsin’s Road America circuit, that series executives released the schedules for the following

August 11, 2022 Benoit Charette Two electric motors The all-new Outlander plug-in hybrid uses an all-wheel drive system with two electric motors, one at the front and one at the rear of the vehicle. The front-axle motor delivers 114 hp

CIBC will create more than 200 full-time positions at its call centers across the province over the next three years. Most of these new employees will be working from home. CIBC provides a range of financial products and services to

The Bank of Canada has twice raised interest rates by half a point in recent months, to 1.5% in June, and its governor, Tiff Macklem, has indicated he is ready to act “with more vigor”. Economist Josh Nye of RBC

The outage, which began mid-morning, affected 3,580 homes and stretched from Kingsbury Avenue to the Perimeter Freeway. Power was restored around 11:15 a.m., according to the utility company. On Twitter, Manitoba Hydro said a squirrel was the cause of the