Antoine Trepanier

Ottawa

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Quebec says it 'is open to interprovincial trade' after tabling new bill

1 week ago | nationalpost.com | Antoine Trepanier

Advertisement 1Skeete said the new law could add $10 billion to $25 billion to the province's GDPArticle contentOTTAWA – Quebec is joining the Canadian internal trade party. One of the most regulated provinces in the country has introduced “the most ambitious bill in Canada” aimed at removing its trade barriers.
The Bloc Québécois strikes again to protect supply management

1 week ago | nationalpost.com | Antoine Trepanier

Advertisement 1Bill C-282 made headlines last fall when the Bloc threatened to bring down the government if it wasn't passedArticle contentOTTAWA — First there was Bill C-216, then C-282, and now C-202. The Bloc Québécois has, once again, introduced a private member’s bill aimed at ensuring “full protection for supply management” in trade agreements.
If Quebec were to align with other provinces, GDP could grow by $70 B

1 week ago | nationalpost.com | Antoine Trepanier

Advertisement 1Tombe said Quebec and the country would be 'much more prosperous' if the province were to join the interprovincial free trade zoneArticle contentOTTAWA – The Quebec government could boost the Canadian economy by approximately $69.9 billion if it removes trade barriers with the rest of the country, a think tank in the province estimates.
GDP could grow by $70B if Quebec removes trade barriers: report

1 week ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Antoine Trepanier

Quebec Premier François Legault and Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston speak at The Council of the Federation in Halifax. (Credit: Andrew Rankin)OTTAWA – The Quebec government could boost the Canadian economy by approximately $69.9 billion if it removes trade barriers with the rest of the country, a think tank in the province estimates.
GDP could grow by $70B if Quebec removes trade barriers: report

1 week ago | calgaryherald.com | Antoine Trepanier

Advertisement 1Tombe said Quebec and the country would be 'much more prosperous' if the province were to join the interprovincial free trade zoneArticle contentOTTAWA – The Quebec government could boost the Canadian economy by approximately $69.9 billion if it removes trade barriers with the rest of the country, a think tank in the province estimates.
The Bloc Québécois strikes again to protect supply management

1 week ago | standard-freeholder.com | Antoine Trepanier

Bill C-282 made headlines last fall when the Bloc threatened to bring down the government if it wasn't passedBloc Quebecois Leader Yves-Francois Blanchet speaks in the Foyer of the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, on Thursday, May 15, 2025. Photo by Spencer Colby /The Canadian PressArticle contentOTTAWA — First there was Bill C-216, then C-282, and now C-202.
If Quebec were to align with other provinces, GDP could grow by $70 B

1 week ago | standard-freeholder.com | Antoine Trepanier

Tombe said Quebec and the country would be 'much more prosperous' if the province were to join the interprovincial free trade zoneQuebec Premier François Legault and Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston speak at The Council of the Federation in Halifax. Photo by Andrew Rankin /Andrew RankinArticle contentOTTAWA – The Quebec government could boost the Canadian economy by approximately $69.9 billion if it removes trade barriers with the rest of the country, a think tank in the province estimates.
The King is in town. Now, the Bloc wants to make the oath of allegiance to him optional

1 week ago | nationalpost.com | Antoine Trepanier

Advertisement 1A few kilometres from Parliament Hill, hundreds of Canadians were present to welcome the King and QueenArticle contentOTTAWA – When King Charles III and Queen Camilla first set foot on Canadian soil, the Bloc Québécois was already considering one of its first private member’s bills: making the oath of allegiance to the King optional. Sign In or Create an AccountArticle contentArticle content“It’s (Canadians’) party. It belongs to them. We’re not part of that party.
Quebec's proposed French-language quotas for streaming giants could spark a constitutional battle

1 week ago | nationalpost.com | Antoine Trepanier

Advertisement 1Individuals and companies could face administrative sanctions up to $15,000 and criminal sanctions up to $300,000Article contentOTTAWA — The Quebec government wants major digital platforms to emphasize and boost access to francophone content and is ready to penalize them if they don’t oblige. Sign In or Create an AccountArticle contentArticle contentAnd it could set up a constitutional battle with the federal government.
Quebec's proposed French-language quotas for streaming giants could spark a constitutional battle

1 week ago | thesudburystar.com | Antoine Trepanier

Individuals and companies could face administrative sanctions up to $15,000 and criminal sanctions up to $300,000 Published May 26, 2025 • Last updated 7 hours ago • 5 minute read Quebec Culture and Communication Minister Mathieu Lacombe during question period at the legislature in Quebec City, Thursday, January 30, 2025 Photo by Jacques Boissinot /The Canadian Press Article content OTTAWA — The Quebec government wants major digital platforms to emphasize and boost access to francophone...