Articles from Le Nouvelliste

The article discusses the review of tariffs imposed by former President Trump, noting that he had set an August 1st deadline to finalize a trade deal with the United States. However, this ultimatum resulted in only a few agreements being reached. The impact of these tariffs on trade and subsequent legal reviews are highlighted.

A construction project amounting to $854,000 has been undertaken to improve the safety of schoolchildren commuting to school. Municipal councilor René Martin from the Carrefours district expressed his approval, noting that enhancing safety for students is always positive. The investment aims to ensure a safer environment for schoolchildren in the area.

The article discusses the challenges faced by the government of Ottawa in implementing housing policies, drawing parallels with similar issues encountered in New Zealand. It highlights that many public policy ideas have been attempted elsewhere, implying that new strategies should look at past attempts to avoid similar failures. The context of housing shortages and construction policy inefficacies are focal points.

In May, Canada experienced a stable annual inflation rate of 1.7%. The slowdown in the increase of housing costs helped to reduce pressure on prices. Statistics Canada announced this on Tuesday.

The Canadian federal government is fulfilling a campaign promise by announcing that starting May 27, it will reimburse the Goods and Services Tax (GST) for new homeowners. This initiative aims to benefit those buying new homes by reducing the financial burden. It highlights the government's support for new residential constructions and the housing market.

The project in question has the potential to significantly impact the property rights of hundreds of nearby homeowners. Its validity is being challenged by numerous experts, raising concerns about its implementation. Experts are questioning the feasibility and legality of the project, which could cause disruptions in the community.