Category: Quebec

The notwithstanding clause, or Section 33 of the charter, gives parliaments in Canada the power to override certain portions of the charter for five-year terms when passing legislation. How has Quebec used the notwithstanding clause? The Quebec government led by François Legault has used the notwithstanding clause in order to prevent most types of legal […]

How long do you have to report an accident to insurance? Province Deadline to report to your insurance company Latest deadline to make a claim or commence legal action Ontario 7 days 1 year PEI 30 days 2 years Quebec ASAP 3 years Saskatchewan 30 days 2 years How long after an accident can you […]

How much time you have to take legal action against someone? In most cases, you have three years to take a lawsuit in court. This time limit applies to debts, requests for compensation for most kinds of damages, conflicts arising from a contract, etc. How long can you wait to sue someone in Canada? there […]

The purpose of this Act is to protect children whose security or development is or may be considered to be in danger. The Act also aims to put an end to and prevent the recurrence of situations in which the security or the development of a child is in danger. What is the purpose of […]

Different regions of Canada feature their own versions of Canadian poutine. For example, Newfoundland will also serve a dish called “poutine”, but instead of cheese curds, the dish will feature “dressing” or “stuffing”. What is poutine in Quebec? Poutine is a Québécois dish made of fresh-cut french fries topped with cheese curds and gravy. It […]

Plums are extremely hardy. Unlike every other fruit tree on this list, plum trees are resistant against almost all insects and every disease, making it the perfect fruit tree to grow in Quebec. What kind of fruit trees can grow in Quebec? Seven Hardy Fruits for Montreal Gardeners Crabapple (Malus ‘Lollizam’) Lollipop crabapples grow 10ft-high […]

Le P’tit Frais Cheddar Curds is a firm daily fresh cheese made from pasteurized milk. Are Canadian cheese curds pasteurized? Cheese curds are made with pasteurized milk, starter culture, and rennet—a compound of enzymes that causes milk solids to separate from liquid whey in the cheesemaking process. Are cheese curds safe during pregnancy? SAFE TO […]

Quebec’s abundance of land and natural resources supports the province’s diverse farming activities. Data from the 2021 Census of Agriculture shows that Quebec is amongst Canada’s leaders in several agricultural commodities including maple, dairy cows, pigs and cranberries. What crops grow in Quebec? Corn for grain, soybeans and oats were the leading field crops by […]

Since watermelon plants require heat to ripen and become sweet, the OFVGA said a large majority of Canadian watermelons are grown in southern Ontario because of the weather. Other provinces that grow the fruit include Quebec, British Columbia and Manitoba. Can watermelons be grown in Canada? It really is possible to grow juicy delicious watermelons […]

Overall, Quebec ranked fifth in terms of total field crop area in Canada. Corn for grain is the leading crop. Field crop 2011 2016 Acreage Corn for grain 994,454 980,588 Soybeans 684,837 869,123 Oats 255,984 208,665 Which province is best for agriculture in Canada? Most of Canada’s crop farming takes place in the Prairie provinces […]