Writer JoÈve Dupuis pays tribute in her new novel "T’es belle pis j’t’aime!" to her cousin Florence McConnell, a 26-year-old Quebecer who died in Morocco in May 2022 from complications after a liposuction procedure that went wrong.
The Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM) is going through a turbulent period: international admission applications for the fall semester have dropped by 39% in one year. Morocco is also affected.
Every year, many Moroccan nurses go to work abroad. Mouhsine El Mabroud, one of them, has settled in Quebec (Canada).
Quebec has decided to no longer recruit Moroccan nurses, thus yielding to pressure from the Moroccan government.
Moroccan nurses scheduled to attend a job interview on October 26 and 27 in Rabat to work in Quebec have received a message canceling the appointment.
Quebec comedian of Moroccan origin Rachid Badouri is working on a feature film inspired by his life, in which he will play the lead role.
In an interview, the Canadian-Moroccan singer La Zarra, France’s candidate for Eurovision 2023 expresses her pride in representing France, but also Quebec and her Moroccan roots in this competition. She hopes to give a great performance on the Liverpool stage this Saturday, May 13.
Anas Hassouna and Oussama Fares are two comedian friends of Moroccan origin who grew up in Montreal-Nord. In 2018, they met Charles Brunet, a young comedian from the city. The three friends now form a trio who will be on tour all next year in Quebec with their show "Surtout Anas".
The worker recruitment mission organized in Marrakech by the Société de développement économique de Drummondville (SDED), one of the three non-governmental partners of the Canadian Ministry of Immigration, Francization and Integration for the organization of the Journées Québec internationally, was a great success.
In recent years, dozens of nurses and doctors have left Morocco for Canada due to working conditions they describe as deplorable.
After a long forced break, Gad Elmaleh is back in France with his new show that he is presenting to the French and Quebecois public.
A group of ten Quebec travelers found themselves stranded in Morocco at the end of November following the suspension by the Moroccan authorities of flights . Faced with the difficulty of finding return flights, some preferred to go on a hike in the mountains and in the desert, "far from big cruises or buses".