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Polls show race for second heating up in Quebec election

Polls heading into the final week of the Quebec election campaign show much of the same results since the first week: a race for second behind the CAQ.

Polls heading into the third week have the Conservative Party of Quebec on the rise while all other parties remain static in terms of voters' intentions.

Quebec Conservative Leader Duhaime doesn't rule out building wall along U.S.-Quebec border

The leader of the Quebec Conservative Party said Tuesday he's 'not into building walls' but at the same time doesn't want to rule out putting one up along the U.S.-Quebec border to quell the influx of asylum seekers.

Quebec Conservative Party Leader Eric Duhaime responds to questions from the media on Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2022, about his past remarks about building a wall between the U.S. and Canadian border. (CTV News)

Record number of early ballots in Quebec election; Legault rejects electoral reform

With polls indicating his party is set to win a big majority on Oct. 3, Coalition Avenir Quebec Leader Francois Legault on Tuesday rejected calls to reform the electoral system and instead said he was open to working with the opposition.

People enter a polling station in L'Assomption, Que., Sunday, September 25, 2022, as advanced polling begins ahead of the the Quebec election on October 3rd. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham Hughes

PQ volunteer fired after being caught on video stealing rival's flyer

Another case of apparent sabotage is hitting the Quebec election campaign after a second video showed a party's flyer being swiped from an elector's home.

'Some serious doubts': Montreal-area family still seeking answers after mother found dead on ER floor

Although a coroner investigated the circumstances surrounding the 86-year-old woman's death, her family says there are still unanswered questions.

PQ candidate walks back anti-Islam remarks after ultimatum from party leader

Lyne Jubinville, a Parti Quebecois (PQ) candidate in Laval’s Sainte-Rose riding, has walked back some of her anti-Islam comments she made years ago on social media after facing pressure from the party's leader.

Coroner investigating death of Quebec woman who died by suicide after battle with Lyme disease

Quebec's chief coroner has ordered a public inquiry into the death of Amelie Champagne, a 22-year-old woman who suffered from Lyme disease and took her own life on Sept. 11 in Montreal.

Meet Julie Bellerose: the Quebecer who deflected an asteroid

On Monday, Quebecer Julie Bellerose was at the controls of a space probe that deflected an asteroid in a planetary defence test.

Montreal asking feds to intervene in Publisac dispute

The City of Montreal has asked the federal government to intervene in its dispute with Publisac.

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Satellite images capture dramatic erosion on P.E.I.'s coastline and damage to sand dunes

As scientists and environmental experts assess the damage left by Fiona, one of the Maritimes' essential ecosystems was severely hit and it could potentially take up to a decade to recover.

A composite image compares before and after Fiona swept over P.E.I. (Canadian Space Agency/European Union)

'Help me,' man killed by Edmonton LRT screamed: witness

An Edmonton woman says she heard someone calling for help moments before a man was killed by an LRT train in Edmonton on Monday.

How hard is it to cheat at a chess tournament? Experts weigh in amid Carlsen, Niemann scandal

While experts say it would be 'extremely difficult' to cheat at a high-level chess tournament, it has happened before.

Ukraine's Zelenskyy: No talks with Russia's Putin if land annexed

Ukraine's president warned Tuesday that Russia's just concluded 'sham referendums' and attempts to annex Ukrainian territory rule out any talks with Moscow as long as Vladimir Putin remains president, and called for Russia's 'complete isolation' and tough new global sanctions.

'We shouldn't have to push people': Most provinces have not made Sept. 30 a stat holiday

While Canada prepares to honour the second annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Friday, the majority of provinces have not followed the federal government's move to make it a statutory holiday for its workers.