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 Couillard: PQ's charter is 'Machiavellian'
Quebec Liberal leader Philippe Couillard says the PQ plans to pass the charter of values into law knowing it will be struck down by the Supreme Court of Canada, thus igniting a spat with Ottawa.
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A 17-year-old girl was in critical condition in a hospital Saturday after the car she was riding in hit a pickup truck about 9 a.m. on Montée Desjardins in the Laurentians town of Lac-Supérieur.
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Jean-François Lisée said Friday he was shocked by Quebecers’ lack of enthusiasm for sovereignty expressed during the campaign and he has never been so “pessimistic” about the prospects of holding a referendum.
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 Archives look back at history of Expos in Montreal
As the scent of popcorn, the taste of hotdogs and the unmistakable crack of bat connecting with the ball return to the city for one glorious weekend, the Archives de Montréal is helping stir up nostalgia by releasing photos of baseball in its heyday.
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 Advance voting is underway
Advance polling began Friday in returning offices and in 175 learning institutions across the province. On Friday, voters were able to cast ballots at the returning offices in their ridings, while full-time students could cast ballots for their respective ridings at university and CEGEP campuses.
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 Couillard on the defensive in debate aftermath
After a debate where he was battered by the leaders of Quebec's three major political parties, Liberal Leader Philippe Couillard spent Friday playing defence, peppered with questions of ethics, language policy and $600,000 he placed in an offshore bank account while working in Saudi Arabia during the '90s.
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 More students complain they were not able to register to vote
MONTREAL — He is a candidate for the Green Party of Quebec in Chomedey, but Branden Edge may not be able to vote on election day. The McGill University student majoring in history has lived in Montreal since 2011 after moving from Arnprior, north of Ottawa.
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 Marois unveils 2012 income tax returns
Parti Québécois leader Pauline Marois, under pressure from her adversaries, published a summary of her 2012 provincial and federal income tax returns on her party’s website Thursday, just minutes before the second leaders’ debate was about to begin.
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