Quebec wants judge to declare Northvolt branch insolvent

Open this photo in gallery:The Quebec government says Northvolt owes more than $260-million on a government loan and wants to withdraw nearly $200-million from frozen accounts to pay down the debt.Christinne Muschi/The Canadian Press The Quebec …

Canada will thank Trump in 20 years, former Quebec premier Jean Charest says

Open this photo in gallery:Former Quebec premier Jean Charest speaks to reporters at a business luncheon on relations with the United States, in Quebec City, on Tuesday.Jacques Boissinot/The Canadian Press Jean Charest says Canada will eventually thank …

Quebec moves to ban prayer in public places

News Quebec Secularism Minister Jean-François Roberge announced plans to introduce legislation banning public prayer, prompting criticism from Canadians for infringing on religious and democratic freedoms. MONTREAL (LifeSiteNews) — Quebec Secularism …

Quebec government rescinds investment into Northvolt EV factory

There will no longer be a Northvolt-branded EV battery factory in Quebec as the provincial government pulls the plug on its investments after the company failed to present an adequate business plan. On Tuesday, Christine Frécette, Ministre de l’Économie, …

Report: Quebec College of Physicians doubles down in favor of euthanasia for babies with disabilities

The Quebec College of Physicians recently told the Daily Mail that it still regards euthanasia as an “appropriate treatment” for infants with disabilities and severe medical syndromes — confirming that the physicians would be in support if Canada were to …

Quebec government ends funding for Northvolt battery project

“Today, we are ending our funding of Northvolt in Quebec,” Economy Minister Christine Frechette said in a news release. “As the company has not presented a satisfactory plan with regard to Quebec’s interests, we are asserting our rights in order to recover …

Quebec’s public prayer prohibition draws Canadian Civil Liberties Association’s criticism

In particular, the law would affect religious minorities, a significant percentage of which are racialized or newcomers, the group said. Legislation restricting religious practices suggested that certain communities were “second-class citizens.” “ …

What’s next for the Northvolt site now that Quebec abandoned the battery plant project?

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