Quebec has made a $110 million proposal to decrease traffic in Montreal.

The proposal involves ideas such as forty kilometres of reserved bus lanes and a fifty per cent capacity increase for commuter trains.

Elected officials believe that if more people take public transportation it will help decrease traffic.

Quebec's mission began last week when the city of Montreal announced the postponing of certain roadwork projects.

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PQ leader Pauline Marois’ had more to worry about Thursday as one of her own caucus questioned the party’s strategy.

Bernard Drainville, the man in question, released a tough analysis of the PQ that he hopes will shed some light on to how the party lost so much public favor so quickly.

A recent poll by La Presse showed that if an election were held now, the Liberals would lead by nearly six percent.

Quebec’s College of Physicians is once again ordering the review 4,500 mammogram results.

The decision comes ten months after an investigation was started into potential incorrect results from several clinincs.

On Thursday, the college ordered results to be re-checked from three clinics: Radiologie Fabreville in Laval, Radiologie Jean-Talon Belanger and Radiologie Domus Medica.

Patients whose tests will be re-examined are to receive letters explain the process.

According to the college, the review is “an additional security measure”, and part of the last phase of the investigations. 

Two dynamic voices have combined their talents and are coming to Montréal for two nights at Jello Martini Lounge, on August 26th and 27th. SoDisrespectful is the latest project from Toni Menage and gold and platinum selling artist Monifah. This high-energy duo, straight from New York City, will definitely put their own spin on neo-soul favorites and funk classics as well as top 40 hits and R&B tracks.