Quebec government renews promise to modify forestry reform bill that sparked blockades
August 20, 2025
The Quebec government is renewing its promise to modify a forestry bill that has provoked blockades and growing tension in the province.
Indigenous Affairs Minister Ian Lafrenière said Tuesday evening that the forestry reform bill must be amended to take into account the rights of First Nations.
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While the internationally acclaimed Finnish conductor John Storgårds will take over as the National Arts Centre Orchestra's music director in the summer of 2026, he will likely not move to Ottawa until at least after his first year, if he does relocate to the capital. Read More
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