Martin Patriquin

Hydro-Québec generates enormous quantities of clean, cheap energy and has deals in place to increase supply to the U.S. in the coming years. That gives it power—and leverage.

Ontario-based Xplore could receive substantial government funding to further expand its rural fibre-optic infrastructure if Quebec cuts ties with Elon Musk’s Starlink.

Quebec’s grand plan to digitize its system for licensing automobiles and drivers is over budget and technically flawed. For Premier François Legault, it could become a fin de régime crisis.

Amazon shut two million square feet of warehouse space and laid off 4,500 people in Quebec. A Montreal firm is getting ready to pick up the pieces.

The Montreal-based EV startup suffered from an epic boom and bust. Its new plan? Slow and steady.

The move follows the unionization of an Amazon warehouse in Laval in May 2024. The company said the decision was unrelated.

Free our Feeds, a collective of tech leaders including Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales and Mozilla Foundation president Mark Surman, wants to raise US$30M to protect Bluesky.

Following a deadly fire at an illegal Airbnb in Montreal, Quebec belatedly tried to get a grip on dodgy short-term rentals. Not much has changed.

It’s just one house sitting in a muddy field on the outskirts of Montreal right now, but the bitcoin enthusiasts behind the project have big ambitions—and some serious backing.

When Trump threatened to hit Canada with a 25% tariff on all goods, Legault blindly saw political opportunity.