MONTREAL - Former Quebec premier Jean Charest took a final bow on the political stage on Saturday by making a passionate plea for national unity and r...

QUEBEC - It may not have been his number one job choice, but former Quebec premier Jean Charest has decided to return to practising law.Sources tell T...

Thousands of Quebec post-secondary students are preparing to make up their winter session, but those plans may be stalled again if a majority of stude...

Earlier today, Premier Jean Charest walked to the mansion of Lt. Gov. Pierre Duchesene to dissolve his government and call an election on September 4. The vision of Jean Charest is best -- not just for Quebec but for Canada. He is the dean of Canada's surviving distinct (Progressive) Conservative tradition that has built Canada over the years.

My ability to get to work and earn those dollars that my wife and I want to put aside for our kids' education is being directly threatened by the constant ebb and flow of student protests in Montreal. Some businesses downtown have laid off staff, cut back hours and simply don't pay employees who can't get to work because of a protest.

Protesters claim the new emergency law, Bill 78, is an infringement on their right of free assembly. Nonsense. I was involved in a series of marches a number of years ago in downtown Montreal, in which the organizers worked with police weeks in advance. This was out of concern for those who would be affected by these marches. These boycotters do not care what harm they cause others. Their attitude is "You have to respect my rights, but I don't have to respect yours."

On Tuesday evening, just before midnight, I was assaulted by a police officer. No warning, no explanation, just a swift swing of a nightstick to the back of my leg. The officer chasing after me threw me into a parked van. I am not a student, I don't wear a red square, and I am not on strike. This is Montreal under Bill 78.

MONTREAL -- Contrary to popular belief, Quebec Premier Jean Charest is seriously considering a provincial election next year rather than this spring, ...

SHERBROOKE, Que. - Premier Jean Charest says he wants Quebec to one day be recognized as a nation under the Canadian Constitution.But Charest says he ...

THE CANADIAN PRESS -- MONTREAL - Quebec's premier has expressed clear support for the way the province's transport minister is handling an infrastruct...

THE CANADIAN PRESS -- MONTREAL - Quebec's premier has expressed clear support for the way the province's transport minister is handling an infrastruct...

Jean Charest: the next thorn in Harper’s side? Beginning today, the Conservatives will toast their election victory at their national convention,...