Tina Tenneriello

The Fédération autonome de l'enseignement (FAE) reports that Monday's discussions with Quebec government negotiators at the bargaining table were productive.

Longueuil police are investigation a “possible sexual assault in a school environment”. The incident is believed to have occurred at an elementary school in the Centre de services scolaires Marie-Victorin. The police indicated Monday morning that “the adult who allegedly is at the origin of the event has been removed from the school environment until […]

Teachers with the Pearson Teachers Union – which is part of the inter-union common front group – currently on strike until Dec. 14, 2023 took to the streets of Pointe-Claire Tuesday morning. They demonstrated on St-Jean Blvd. and Brunswick near the Fairview shopping centre as of 9 a.m. to be visible to the public. The […]

The historic Imperial Cinema located in downtown Montreal is at risk of closing due to lack of federal funding for necessary renovations, the theatre has said.

Between viruses and strikes, Quebec children have too often been deprived of education, denounces Dr. Gilles Julien. This has major consequences for their health, maintains the pediatrician, who is calling for school to be recognized as an essential service. Children entering first grade in September 2019 are nearing the end of their primary education, having […]

QUÉBEC – Reports of abuse by temporary foreign workers have led the Commission des normes, de l'équité, de la santé et de la sécurité au travail ( CNESST) to issue 97 statements of offence to 11 companies in 2023.

The Île-aux-Tourtes bridge on Montreal's West Island will be completely closed once again this weekend. The bridge connects the West Island to Vaudreuil-Dorion on Highway 40.

An altercation on a public transit bus escalated to the point where a man was stabbed on Wednesday afternoon in Montreal West. According to information provided by the Montreal police force (SPVM), the altercation occurred around 3:20 p.m. on a bus traveling in the area of Avon Road and Milton Avenue. The victim, a 22-year-old […]

The Quebec government is hiking tuition to $12,000 a year and imposing a French-language requirement for out-of-province students at McGill and Concordia universities. Quebec Higher Education Minister Pascale Déry, sent a letter to English universities Thursday morning confirming the government wants Canadian and foreign graduates to better integrate in Quebec society. 80 per cent of […]

As the public sector inter-union common front and the FIQ hold the last day of their respective strike days this Thursday, the FAE says it finds it “laughable if not completely unrealistic” to consider a return to class next Monday. The common front, made up of the CSN, CSQ, APTS and FTQ, which represent 420,000 […]