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Michael Smith hasn’t slept through the night in weeks. The resident of Kipawa, a small Quebec village near the Ontario border, has been sitting upright in pain, his arm locked in a sling, waiting for a call that hasn’t come. After a snowmobile accident on March 1, Smith went to …
Read More »Quebecers who fought in Ukraine awarded medals for their sacrifices
Three Quebecers who volunteered to fight in the war in Ukraine were awarded the Ukrainian Canadian Sacrifice Medal by the Ukrainian Canadian Congress. News Source link
Read More »Most Quebecers get power back after strong storm rips through many parts of province
The majority of Quebec residents had their power back Monday morning after a strong storm swept across the province Sunday, knocking down power lines and flooding major intersections and buildings. Slightly more than 4,600 clients were without power across the province on Monday morning, according to Hydro-Quebéc’s outage map. This is down from the …
Read More »Sudanese Quebecers wait in anguish after exclusion from program to rescue family members
Mayada Ageeb has been holding protests in downtown Montreal every two weeks, calling for Quebec and Canada to do more to rescue the families of Sudanese Canadians from a war that has been raging for nearly two years and which has displaced more than 12 million people. The situation in …
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