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The Latest Breaking News from Québec

GP Québec: Michael Matthews holds off Girmay, Molard to win uphill bunch sprint

Tadej Pogačar in top 10 on Grand Allée finish as Australian earns third title

Cycling News

Five key storylines to follow at the 2024 GP Québec and GP Montréal

Pogačar's revs up bid for Triple Crown in Canada as Montréal keeps an eye on the future and the 2026 World Championships

Cycling News

Tadej Pogačar skips Disneyland trip as World Championships preparation begins

Pogačar aiming for GP Québec and Montréal double as he makes a return to WorldTour racing in Canada

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White and Mani headline GO Cross in Virginia to open US Cyclocross series - North American Roundup

Team Canada confirms rosters for UCI road races in Québec, Life Time Grand Prix round 4 takes place in Wisconsin, Mendez and Mejias win Bucks County Classic crits

Cycling News

'The day after the Tour de France I was completely destroyed' - Tadej Pogačar refreshed for return at GP Québec and GP Montréal

Slovenian confirms no regrets about missing Olympics, eyes duo of wins in Canadian one-day races ahead of World Championships bid

Cycling News

Pogačar, Girmay, Pidcock and De Lie to headline GP Québec and GP Montréal

Alaphilippe, Jorgenson, Cosnefroy and Matthews also announced as starters for duo of WorldTour one-day races

Cycling News

Flooding: Is it time to stop living in basements?

Repeated flooding is neither inevitable nor exceptional. Whether it’s the result of a river overflowing, torrential rain or even a failure in the water supply network, flooding has become part of our daily lives.

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According to the UN, Canadians with intellectual disabilities are being exploited

Canada was recently criticized by Tomoya Obokata, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Contemporary Forms of Slavery, in relation to the shortcomings of the temporary foreign worker program.

The Conversation

The fight against the climate crisis must not increase inequalities

As the impact of climate change on communities increases, researchers are concerned about growing inequalities.

The Conversation

Cities around the world share many challenges. To address them, they need to develop science diplomacy

States should be more aware of how cities and local governments can help them carry out their diplomatic and scientific strategies.

The Conversation

Attributing Canada’s June heat wave to climate change is an important step in adapting to a warmer world

This June saw major heat waves across Canada with peak temperatures — measured over a three-day period — of 7.4 C in eastern Ontario, 10.7 C in southern Québec, 7.2 C in northern Québec and 10.6 C in Atlantic Canada. On June 19, more than 100 locations across Canada set…

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Is Canada finally taking far-right extremism seriously? Latest arrests are a positive sign

In late summer 2023, the RCMP made headlines with the arrests of two men in Ottawa and Kingsey Falls, Québec, on terrorism and hate propaganda charges. The arrests marked a significant victory in a three-year investigation by the Integrated National Security Enforcement Team targeting the neo-Nazi group Atomwaffen Division.

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Voyage dans l’histoire canadienne: 100e anniversaire de la naissance de l’artiste Jean-Paul Riopelle

Season 1/Episode 1 - French Transcript

The Walrus

This Québec school evokes a calming atmosphere in tune with nature

This redesigned Québec school inspires a new paradigm in its architecture genre by creating a welcoming, home-like and nature-inspired environment

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Improved employment policies can encourage fathers to be more involved at home

While the COVID-19 pandemic had many detrimental socio-economic and health impacts, one silver lining has been the influence of remote work on men’s involvement in unpaid work at home.

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Québec's hardwood trees could move north. Here's how that could affect the boreal forest landscape

In Québec, there are two distinct types of forest: the northern temperate forest in the south, and the boreal forest in the north.

The Conversation

Here's why union support is so high right now

Over 65,000 teachers in Québec could remain on strike until Christmas if a deal isn’t reached, their union said on Sunday. The warning comes amid widespread labour unrest in the province, including nearly 570,000 workers on strike at the same time last week.

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Québec's summer 2023 wildfires were the most devastating in 50 years. Is the worst yet to come?

After a summer of exceptional wildfires, the return of cooler temperatures and snowy conditions will provide Québec’s forests a brief respite.

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Discover 6 fascinating animals that live at the bottom of the St. Lawrence River

In the vast St. Lawrence River, an impressive variety of animals live on the seabed. This group of organisms is called benthos.

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Anti-trans protests: The Conservative party could use ideological polarization to win voters

The polarizing debates in Canada over issues of gender and sexuality recently led to heated demonstrations and counter-demonstrations in cities across the country.

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Mapping unmarked graves: Why the Mohawk Mothers are fighting McGill University

A Québec superior court recently ruled that excavation can continue on certain parts of the site of Montréal’s former Royal Victoria Hospital. The ruling comes after a group of Indigenous women known as the Mohawk Mothers called for an emergency court hearing to halt excavations at the site.

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Discovering the universe from our own backyards

When I was a college student, I worked at the Charlevoix Astronomical Observatory in Québec.

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Why we must address the interconnected harms to people, animals and ecosystems in train derailments

On June 24, a train derailment in Montana caused a bridge to collapse, sending hot asphalt and molten sulfur spewing into the Yellowstone River. The derailment came nearly five months after the disastrous derailment near East Palestine, Ohio that raised awareness of rail transportation’s risks and prompted renewed efforts to…

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With a pharmacare bill on the horizon, Big Pharma’s attack on single-payer drug coverage for Canadians needs a fact check

Health Minister Mark Holland announced in August that the federal government intends to introduce pharmacare legislation in the fall. Now the battle lines are being drawn.

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Alaphilippe, De Lie, Woods and Girmay headline GP Québec and GP Montréal

Hindley, Adam and Simon Yates, and Kwiatkowski to race in Canada

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