
Christine Fréchette
Christine Fréchette is the Quebec Economy Minister who expressed disappointment over Northvolt's bankruptcy and its implications for a major battery factory project in Quebec. She indicated that the province is considering its options regarding the liquidation of Northvolt's assets in Quebec and hopes for a buyer to continue the planned operations in North America, which are crucial for the province's industrial strategy in electric vehicle production.
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Coalition Avenir Québec Leader Christine Fréchette said she was concerned Americans might try to support the sovereigntist Parti Québécois to destabilize Canada.
Voters in Quebec head to the first day of advance polling ahead of general electionQuebec Premier Christine Fréchette is warning of U.S. attempts to sow division between the province and Canada less than two weeks from an election.
Quebec premier warns of U.S. attempts to sow division ahead of electionFréchette fended off criticism about her party’s management of health care services in the opening minutes of the third and final debate of the provincial election campaign.
Quebec party leaders square off in final debateLeader Christine Fréchette 'is already in place,' he said.
Crowded political landscape leaves Quebec voters lukewarm as election nearsCAQ Leader Christine Fréchette arrives at an election debate in Montreal.
The Quebec election could result in a ripple, not a waveCoalition Avenir Québec Leader Christine Fréchette called for governments and other partners to work together to address homelessness.
Discovery of baby in homeless camp highlights Quebec’s housing crisis ahead of electionChristine Fréchette has positioned herself as best-equipped to protect the province against Mr. Trump.
Five takeaways from the Quebec leaders debateChristine Fréchette is the Premier and Coalition Avenir Québec Leader who did not attend the summit.
Bilaterals and billboards: How provinces are seeking to capitalize on Carney’s investment summitQuebec Premier Christine Fréchette speaks during a news conference in Montreal.
Quebec’s unjust attack on voter rightsCoalition Avenir Québec Leader Christine Fréchette promised her party would spend $196 million to hire 300 additional police officers.
Quebec party leaders talk transport, health care on campaign trail as first debate loomsChristine Fréchette is the leader of the governing Coalition Avenir Québec and is Mr. St-Pierre Plamondon’s chief rival in the election.
Sovereignty referendum becomes the latest focus of Quebec election campaignThe government of Premier Christine Fréchette is heading into elections this fall.
Cancelled federal ‘axe the fax’ digital prescription program gets new life in QuebecIn a video, Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette said she planned to make three requests of Mr. Carney during a private meeting.
Carney vows to defend country in face of ‘unwarranted trade actions’ from U.S.Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette posted on social media that any weakening of supply management is non-negotiable.
Decision to lift U.S. alcohol ban should be part of broader deal, Carney saysQuebec Premier Christine Fréchette wrote on X that 'any weakening of supply management is non-negotiable'.
Trump announces 50% tariff on range of Canadian goods over auto, dairy and alcohol disputesChristine Fréchette is the Premier of Quebec who announced initiatives to boost the number of aerospace workers being trained in the province.
In a struggling economy, Canada’s aerospace industry is flying highQuebec Premier Christine Fréchette’s cabinet authorized the government to move ahead with the pact last week.
Quebec First Nation votes to reject landmark hydro dealChristine Fréchette is the Quebec Premier who spoke about the sacrifices made by police officers and their families.
Thousands honour Montreal officer killed in the line of dutyChristine Frechette, the Quebec premier, expressed being deeply shaken by the tragic events.
‘Nightmare’ shooting in Montreal leaves three dead including police officer and bystander | CanadaChristine Fréchette, the premier of Quebec, expressed her deep shock over the tragic events in Côte-des-Neiges.
Canada: Deadly shooting in Montreal leaves two dead including a police officer
Christine Fréchette is the Premier of Quebec and has been involved in discussions about infrastructure funding.
The Bloc’s meta-campaign about referendum rulesQuebec Premier Christine Fréchette described the planned encounter as 'an exploratory meeting' intended to identify economic sectors in which the two provinces can collaborate.
Alberta and Quebec premiers to discuss economic collaboration between provinces this weekChristine Fréchette is a CAQ caucus member and leadership candidate in the race to replace Premier François Legault.
Signs of weakness from the Parti Québécois have opponents circlingThe front-runner, Ms. Fréchette, has strong favourability ratings and may be able to claw back support for the CAQ among francophone voters.
As an election approaches, the PQ begins to soft pedal its referendum plansChristine Fréchette is the former economy minister who suggested that some elements of Quebec’s proposed constitution could be reoriented.
In Quebec City, the curtain rises on an unpredictable election yearCAQ minister Christine Fréchette announced a campaign to replace Premier François Legault.
Push for Quebec independence in focus at PQ conventionQuebec Economy Minister Christine Fréchette stated that the investment will create hundreds of skilled jobs.
Bombardier to build new manufacturing plant in Montreal as it plans production boostEconomy Minister Christine Fréchette announced that the government would provide no more funding for Northvolt's planned electric-vehicle battery plant.
Quebec judge declares Northvolt insolvent as province recovers nearly $200-million
Quebec's Economy Minister Christine Fréchette has insisted the failure of the project does not spell the end for Quebec’s battery industry.
Quebec to end funding for planned Northvolt battery factoryChristine Fréchette is the Quebec Economy Minister.
U.S. startup says it wants to take over Northvolt’s site for future battery factory in Quebec




























































































