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CTV.ca News Staff Quebec Premier Jean Charest has confirmed reports that Montreal has lost the Canadian Grand Prix. Montreal Mayor Gerald Tremblay and provincial tourism minister Raymond Bachand are expected to talk about the...
This campaign sign for incumbent Mayor of Montreal Gerald Tremblay displays some of the frustation felt by a city populace that has described the municipal election campaign as boring and focused on n read more
Quebec political leaders say they're ready to work with the new federal cabinet, which includes five MPs from the province. Prime Minister Stephen Harper has named Lawrence Cannon, Josée Verner, Jean-Pierre Blackburn, Denis...
The likelihood of the popular Canadian Grand Prix - held since 1987 around Montreal's historic Circuit Gilles Villeneuve - re-appearing on the 2009 F1 calendar is expected to become clearer at the end of this week.
Michael Fortier / Naples Daily News / AP In the 2004 election, at a polling site like the Coral Reef public library branch in the Miami suburb of Palmetto Bay, the early voter tended to be an elderly white Republican male. Four...
The likelihood of the popular Canadian Grand Prix - held since 1987 around Montreal's historic Circuit Gilles Villeneuve - re-appearing on the 2009 F1 calendar is expected to become clearer at the end of this week.
With the economy as his No. 1 priority, Prime Minister Stephen Harper says he has assembled a solid team of new and experienced cabinet ministers that will guide Canada through the current economic turmoil.
