2025 in Quebec

Incumbents

March 12-21: Strike by Concordia Research and Education Workers (CREW-CSN) at Concordia University.
March 17: 2025 Terrebonne provincial by-election, The Parti QuÃÂ©bÃÂ©cois wins.
March 17-18: 400 daycares close as workers go on two-day strike.
March 31: 1-day strike (FÃÂ©dÃÂ©ration des employÃÂ©(e)s des services publics and the FÃÂ©dÃÂ©ration des professionnels(le)s) at Olympic Park, Montreal.

May 10: UFC 315, Montreal
May 20: Construction site collapse in Blainville, Quebec kills 1 and injures 3
May 21: A landslide in Sainte-Monique, Centre-du-QuÃÂ©bec destroyed one home, created a 300-metre crater, and forced nearby residents to evacuate.
May 25: The Montreal Alliance played the first-ever outdoor professional basketball game against the Ottawa BlackJacks at Stade IGA in Jarry Park. The game ended at halftime due to moisture on the court.
May 28: The National Assembly of Quebec unanimously voted for a motion calling on Quebec to abolish all ties with the monarchy. Coalition Avenir QuÃÂ©bec, Parti QuÃÂ©bÃÂ©cois, the Liberals and QuÃÂ©bec solidaire voted for the motion.

June 9-14: 2025 Quebec Liberal Party leadership election chooses Pablo Rodriguez as party leader.
June 9-17: 2,400 maintenance workers affiliated with Syndicat du transport de MontrÃÂ©al-CSN strike against SociÃÂ©tÃÂ© de transport de MontrÃÂ©al (STM).
June 15: 2025 Canadian Grand Prix

July 5: MLP Resurrection in Laval
July 12: The government of Quebec fined LaSalle College for over-enrolling students in English-language programs
July 16-August 3: 29th Fantasia International Film Festival in Montreal

August 2: 2025 Bud Light 250
August 10: 2025 Les 60 Tours Rousseau MÃÂ©tal
August 11: 2025 Arthabaska provincial by-election, The Parti QuÃÂ©bÃÂ©cois wins.
August 26 Ã¢ÂÂ A committee recommends strengthening Quebec's religious symbol ban.
August 28 Ã¢ÂÂ The Coalition Avenir QuÃÂ©bec government of Quebec announces it will ban public prayer in public places.

September 3: The Quebec government announced that its partnership with Northvolt ended, declaring a $270 million loss.
September 10: FranÃÂ§ois Legault conducts a major cabinet reshuffle.

November 2: 2025 Quebec municipal elections: Montreal, Gatineau, LÃÂ©vis, Quebec City, Saguenay, Sherbrooke, Trois-RiviÃÂ¨res.
November 15: The Parti QuÃÂ©bÃÂ©cois PQ leader, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon stats that if a sovereignty referendum were successful, Quebec would establish its own currency up to a decade after the vote. The PQ would also consider establishing an independent commission to evaluate creating its own currency, keeping the Canadian dollar, or adopting the American dollar.
November 27: The Coalition Avenir QuÃÂ©bec government of Quebec tables bill 9 that would strengthen the 2019 secularism bill 21.
November 28-30: Northern Classic, an NCAA Division I men's college basketball tournament in Laval.
November 29: Mass protest against Legault government organized by unions and community groups held in Montreal.