Quebec reacts to Premier François Legault's resignation
François Legault's resignation as Quebec premier draws praise from political and business leaders, but relief from unions and English-speaking communities. Explore the legacy of his tenure.
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Quebec Anglophones' Linguistic Calm Ends Under Legault
As Premier François Legault steps down, Quebec's English-speaking community reflects on a tenure marked by sweeping language law reforms, Bill 96, and renewed questions about their place in the province. Explore the impact.
Ming Pao, Canada's last Chinese daily, closes its doors
The closure of Ming Pao marks the end of Chinese-language daily print journalism in Canada. Former journalists and community members reflect on the profound loss for media diversity and cultural connection.
Ming Pao winds up Canadian operations, lays off 60
The prominent Chinese-language newspaper Ming Pao is ceasing its Canadian publishing operations, resulting in 60 layoffs. This marks a significant shift for Canadian media.
Jodie Foster's Live TV Slip-Up: NBC vs. CBS Mix-Up
Jodie Foster burst into laughter after a hilarious on-air mix-up on the 'Today' show, accidentally promoting rival network CBS. Watch the live TV moment unfold.
Quebecers: Leave music discovery to us, not government
New survey reveals 66% of Quebecers oppose government influence on streaming services. As Bill 109 aims to regulate discoverability, data shows French-language music is thriving globally through organic choice.
U of Winnipeg Launches Indigenous Language Program
The University of Winnipeg welcomes its first cohort to the new Anishinaabemowin Language Program, a landmark initiative for Indigenous language revitalization in Manitoba. Learn more about this historic step.
Swiss Vienna Bakery in Pointe-Claire Closes After Decades
Harry Schick retires, closing the iconic Swiss Vienna bakery in Pointe-Claire. Patrons mourn the loss of pastries and Schick's defiance of Quebec sign laws. Read about the community's memories.
New Laws and Rules Coming to Canada in 2026
A look at the new federal and provincial regulations coming into force across Canada in 2026, from policy shifts to public safety updates. Stay informed on what's changing.
AI's Scale vs. Human Connection at Christmas
As AI models digest billions of words, a Christmas editorial argues true human fellowship requires real encounter, not digital facsimiles. Explore the limits of technology.
Nicki Minaj's 'Assassin' Gaffe Sparks Body Language Analysis
Rapper Nicki Minaj's awkward 'assassin' comment at Turning Point USA's AmericaFest, made beside a widow, prompted body language experts to analyze her visible regret. Get the full story.
SUNshine Girl Carmen's Language Love & Disney Dream
Meet SUNshine Girl Carmen, a university student studying hospitality with a passion for languages and a dream to work at Disney. Discover her story from the 2020 photoshoot.
Marc Miller Stands Firm on Quebec French Debate
Federal Minister Marc Miller addresses the backlash to his comments on language and fractures within the Quebec Liberal Party. Read the latest developments.
Quebec police crack down on tailgating with $336 fines
Quebec provincial police are targeting aggressive drivers who follow too closely. Learn about the new enforcement campaign and how to avoid a costly fine.
Sly Ad Campaign Revives 'Go Habs Go' in Montreal Metro
A clever Hellmann's ad campaign uses wordplay to reference the banned 'Go Habs Go' slogan in STM stations, poking fun at Montreal's language debate. Discover how a Toronto ad exec sparked the conversation.
Tougher Penalties for Impaired Driving Start 2026
New, stricter penalties for impaired drivers are coming to Ontario in 2026. Learn about the changes and how they aim to enhance road safety across the province.
Miller: 'We're all on same page' about protecting French
Federal Minister Marc Miller stands by his comments on protecting French in Quebec, emphasizing inclusion of anglophone and Indigenous communities. Read his full response.
Carney on Guilbeault, French, and Year-End Plans
Prime Minister Mark Carney's year-end interviews in Quebec addressed Steven Guilbeault's caucus status, his French language progress, and key policy directions. Discover the key takeaways.
Santé Québec's French-only site a barrier for anglophones
Advocates argue the Santé Québec website's lack of English violates rights to health services in one's mother tongue. A reader's letter calls for compassion over language enforcement.
Quebec's secularism attack on religious liberty
A controversial plan to remove religious exemptions from Canada's hate speech laws faces opposition, raising alarms about aggressive secularism in Quebec and its impact on national religious freedom.
N.L. girl's disappearance prompts calls for tougher abduction laws
The mysterious disappearance of a young woman in Newfoundland and Labrador six weeks ago has reignited demands for stronger legal measures to prevent abductions and protect the vulnerable.
Indigenous Otavalo Culture Meets Anime in Quichua Short Film
In Ecuador, the Otavalo Indigenous community is using Japanese-style anime to inspire pride in their ancient culture and language. Discover how 'Aya Somos' is making history.
Quebec's $1.5B loss from language employment gap
A new report reveals Quebec's economy loses $1.5 billion yearly due to income and employment disparities between English and French speakers. Explore the findings and implications.
U.S. List Names 2025's Most Mispronounced Words
A new U.S. list for 2025 highlights commonly mispronounced words, including a politician's name and a famous museum. Discover the correct pronunciations and why they trip people up.
30 Funny Things Kids Call Everyday Objects
Parents across Canada are sharing their children's hilarious and brilliant linguistic inventions on social media. Discover 30 of the best kid-created terms that might just replace the originals.
Miller 'hurt' by Legault's French decline remarks
Montreal MP Marc Miller expresses hurt over Quebec Premier Legault's comments on the decline of French. Get the latest on this political clash over language and identity in Canada.
Experts Analyze Trump's Body Language in MRI Press Exchange
Body language experts dissect Donald Trump's defensive yet playful reaction to press questions about his MRI results, revealing irritation beneath the mockery.
Miller 'fed up' with language debate, Legault calls him disgrace
New languages minister Marc Miller sparks Quebec backlash after saying he's 'fed up' with politicized French debate. PM Carney backs him as Legault fumes. Read the latest.
Legault condemns Miller's remarks on French decline
Quebec Premier François Legault sharply criticizes federal minister Marc Miller's comments on the decline of French. Get the latest on this political clash over language in Canada.
Poilievre: Removal of Religious Hate-Speech Exemption an Assault
A Liberal-Bloc deal to remove a religious exemption from Canada's hate-speech laws sparks a fierce debate over freedom of speech and religion. Conservatives vow to oppose the change.
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