April 16, 2026 - The latest REM disaster says it all. Passengers trapped past midnight in a powerless train between McGill and Édouard-Montpetit stations. Forced to walk nearly a kilometre through a dark tunnel. Metro closed. Promised shutt
Quebec’s net debt stands at $255.3 billion as of March 31, 2026. That is 40.4 percent of GDP. The province is running a deficit of $11.4 billion in 2025-2026. The government acknowledges the rising cost of living is making it difficult for
Before Canada could send $23.5 billion to Ukraine. Before it could promise $81.8 billion in defence spending it may not be able to deliver. Before it could write blank checks to every crisis on every continent while its own roads crumbled,
Now I have everything. Here’s the article: $23.5 Billion for Ukraine. One Operational Submarine for Canada. SIIIOCULI | March 2026 There is a question that no one in the Liberal government wants to answer directly. It is not complicated. It
For eight budgets in a row, Finance Minister Éric Girard has stood at the podium and asked Quebecers to trust him. After what we now know, that trust is long gone. When the CAQ came to power in 2018, Quebec was sitting on a $4-billion surpl
The music streaming service, Spotify, has recently secured $1 billion in debt financing in order to compete with its competitors such as Apple, Tidal, and Google. According to the Wall Street Journal, the initial report was later verified b