Canada.com
Violence at student protests reached new extremes Friday as the latest demonstration against tuition hikes resulted in smashed windows, damaged cars, 14 arrests and six people injured including four police officers. On the eve of a crucial assembly...
The Globe & Mail
Hundreds of protesters clashed with police in central Montreal on Friday in a sign of growing tension and violence over Quebec's decision to hike student tuition fees. Police wielded batons and tear gas against demonstrators who massed around...
KSAZ
Weeks of student protests over proposed tuition hikes in Quebec turned violent Friday afternoon, after hundreds clashed with riot police in downtown Montreal, with some setting fires, throwing rocks and burning pylons. A police spokesman said 14...
Russia Today
A clash between college students protesting the continuously increasing cost of education in Canada and police erupted on the streets of the city center. Hundreds of demonstrators are reported to have rallied in downtown Montreal against tuition...
United Press International
Quebec's anti-corruption chief says construction-related corruption and fraud is widespread in all levels of government in the province. Robert Lafreniere told provincial legislators in Quebec City Thursday there are 16 corruption and fraud...
Canada.com
At least eight people were arrested Friday as Quebec students continued their 10-week-long protest against a planned $325-a-year tuition fee hike...The Plan Nord Salon, where Premier Jean Charest was to speak, gathers companies and community...