Incumbents 43rd Quebec Legislature Premier of Quebec: François Legault
Events 2025 CF Montréal season 2025 Montreal Alouettes season 2024–25 Montreal Canadiens season 2025 Montreal Roses FC season 2024–25 Montreal Victoire season 2025 Ligue1 Québec féminine season 2025 Ligue1 Québec season 2025 Montreal Alliance season 2025–26 Montreal Victoire season 2025–26 Montreal Canadiens season
January January 14 – 19: 2025 Canadian Figure Skating Championships, Laval, Quebec January 14 – 19: 2025 Quebec Tankard, Alma, Quebec January 17: Revenu Québec workers begin nights and weekend strike.
February February 12–20: 4 Nations Face-Off, Montreal
March March 12-21: Strike by Concordia Research and Education Workers (CREW-CSN) at Concordia University. March 17: 2025 Terrebonne provincial by-election, The Parti Québécois wins. March 17-18: 400 daycares close as workers go on two-day strike. March 31: 1-day strike (Fédération des employé(e)s des services publics and the Fédération des professionnels(le)s) at Olympic Park, Montreal.
April April 16-17: 2025 Canadian federal election French-language and English-language debates to be held at Maison de Radio-Canada, Montreal April 28: 2025 Canadian federal election April 28-May 3: 2025 Canadian Wheelchair Curling Championship, Boucherville, Quebec
May 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-Québec 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 Québec, Parti Québécois, the Liberals and Québec solidaire voted for the motion.
June 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 Montréal-CSN strike against Société de transport de Montréal (STM). June 15: 2025 Canadian Grand Prix
July 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 August 2: 2025 Bud Light 250 August 10: 2025 Les 60 Tours Rousseau Métal August 11: 2025 Arthabaska provincial by-election, The Parti Québécois wins. August 26 – A committee recommends strengthening Quebec's religious symbol ban. August 28 – The Coalition Avenir Québec government of Quebec announces it will ban public prayer in public places.
September September 3: The Quebec government announced that its partnership with Northvolt ended, declaring a $270 million loss. September 10: François Legault conducts a major cabinet reshuffle. September 24: FC Supra du Québec, set to begin play in 2025 in the Canadian Premier League, are announced.
October October 8-19: 2025 Festival du nouveau cinéma in Montreal October 9: The Coalition Avenir Québec government of Quebec tables a draft Constitution of Quebec to the National Assembly of Quebec.
November November 2: 2025 Quebec municipal elections: Montreal, Gatineau, Lévis, Quebec City, Saguenay, Sherbrooke, Trois-Rivières. November 8: The 2025 Québec solidaire co-spokesperson election will be held. November 15: The Parti Québécois 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 Québec 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.
December The Crucifix that has hung in the Quebec City Council chamber since 1936 is taken down. December 17: Pablo Rodriguez resigns as leader of the Quebec Liberal Party.
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