Christine Fréchette

As much of Canada unites against U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war, Quebec has elected a separatist premier who has promised a referendum on independence — even though most Quebecers don’t want one

Nanos Research Chief Data Scientist Nik Nanos breaks down the latest data on voter intentions and preferred premier ten days ahead of the Quebec election

Trump’s post comes amid a growing trade dispute between Washington and Ottawa, one of many economic policies in his second term, especially a near global tariff-wall, that have drawn complaints from many US trading partners

President Donald Trump keeps attacking Canada with fiction instead of fact

Throughout his on-again, off-again trade war with Canada, which has erupted again this week, Trump’s criticism of the US neighbor has been filled with lies — a remarkable variety of assertions that either wildly distort a kernel of truth or are just plain made up

Carney pushes premiers to lift liquor bans while Ottawa nears deal with Washington

The visit comes as Canadian premiers await further details about progress towards a trade agreement with Washington

Landmark project could reshape North American power trade despite political risk

Premier Danielle Smith meets Quebec leaders and business groups to strengthen ties on energy, autonomy, and economic issues

After winning the Coalition Avenir Quebec leadership race on April 12, Frechette spent just over a week before introducing the senior members of the team she is expected to lead into a fall general election

Quebecers will find out Sunday who will become their next premier after the Coalition Avenir Québec counts the votes in a race to replace the only leader the party has ever had