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Quote of the day3 comments

Philippe Gohier wrote 2 weeks ago: Arnold Kling isn’t referring specifically to Quebec, but he might as well be: The problem with … more →

Tags: Deux maudits anglais, Canada, Quebec politics, Separatism

Maclean's Interview: Louise Beaudoin15 comments

Martin Patriquin wrote 2 weeks ago: Louise Beaudoin has been at the forefront of Quebec’s sovereignty movement for over 40 years. As a c … more →

Tags: The Interview, Bill 101, Louise Beaudoin, Québec, Referendum, Secular, Sovereignty

If Quebecers can get success in Canada then why can't Sindhis get success for their rights

iaoj wrote 1 month ago: Khalid Hashmani By Khalid Hashmani, USA The first steps that Quebecers took to preserve their langu … more →

Tags: History, Culture, Politics, sindhi culture, Pakistan, Sindh, Pakistan, Sindh, Canada

Why it's worth paying attention to the PQ's demands6 comments

Philippe Gohier wrote 1 month ago: It didn’t take long for federalists to jump on the glaring contradiction that forms the basis … more →

Tags: Deux maudits anglais, Pauline Marois, PQ @ [...], René Lévesque

Quebec vs. Windsor10 comments

Paul Wells wrote 1 month ago: At the headquarters of the Canadian Council on Learning in downtown Ottawa, researchers have an anim … more →

Tags: Canada, Calgary, Canadian Council on Learning, Composite Learning Index, Learning, Lucien Bouchard, Québec city, Windsor

Coalition fever: The swine flu of 20085 comments

Philippe Gohier wrote 2 months ago: Just try to imagine the hand-wringing this would’ve caused across Canada: A Bloc-supported coa … more →

Tags: Deux maudits anglais, action démocratique du Québec, ADQ, Coalition, mario dumont, Pauline Marois, PQ @ [...], Quebec politics

Canadians of Interest ~ René Lévesque1 comment

brent wrote 4 months ago: One of the first Canadian Politics books I read was ‘Memoirs’ by René Lévesque. I was pr … more →

Tags: Canadians of Interest, 1980 quebec referendum, a la prochaine fois, act to govern the financing of political parties, charter on the french language, Hydro-Québec, Jean Lesage, mouvement souveraineté-association, National Assembly

Reaction to the negative reactions to the re-enacting of the Battle of the Plains of Abraham

chrisfiore5 wrote 5 months ago: Sherman, set the Wayback Machine for 1759… . . cache.aspx?q=the+plains+of+abraham&d=7 … more →

Tags: advantages of mutual respect and fair play, Humor, musings, Life, rants, what is a category and why do we care?, Peace, Understanding, undercurrent with my big toe

Harper as a Liberal in Disguise3 comments

Robert G. Longpré wrote 6 months ago: I do have to admit that the latest actions taken by Stpehen Harper have had an impact on my thinking … more →

Tags: michael ignatieff, Stephen Harper, Michel Rivard, referendum 1995, Senators, Senate Appointments, Conservative Liberal Party, young liberal, prorogation

Adios, Super Mario (and other scattered thoughts about the election)17 comments

Philippe Gohier wrote 7 months ago: A few (more) final thoughts on the election: 1) I have a nagging feeling Charest’s inability t … more →

Tags: Deux maudits anglais, ADQ, Jean Charest, mario dumont, Pauline Marois, Quebec Election, Quebec Liberals, Quebec politics

PQ surges in Quebec; Thanks Stephen Harper

The Squawker wrote 7 months ago: Stephen Harper has recklessly endangered our country’s unity for the sake of scoring cheap pol … more →

Tags: Coalition Government, Separatism, Stephen Harper, the economy stupid, Bloc québécois, Canada, conservative party, election, leadership

'The PQ is a party of ideas'3 comments

Martin Patriquin wrote 7 months ago: “The PQ is a party of ideas. We discuss and we discuss passionately. I hope there will continue to … more →

Tags: Canada, Pauline Marois, Quebec politics, Sovereignty

Why Charest should be annoyed with Ottawa for threatening the Bloc7 comments

Philippe Gohier wrote 7 months ago: Turns out Canada’s Machiavellian genius of a prime minister can be pretty crass after all. (Co … more →

Tags: Deux maudits anglais, Quebec politics, Jean Charest, Bloc québécois, Pauline Marois, Harper and Quebec, Quebec Election, Bloc Québécois fundraising

Today in campaign lexicon: "se mettre à genoux"3 comments

Martin Patriquin wrote 7 months ago: This is the second in an occasional series of posts deconstructing various phrases and words Quebec … more →

Tags: Deux maudits anglais, Jean Charest, Pauline Marois, Quebec Election

Liberals way, way ahead1 comment

Philippe Gohier wrote 7 months ago: The latest La Presse-CROP poll shows the Liberals widening the chasm between them and the other part … more →

Tags: Deux maudits anglais, ADQ, Jean Charest, leaders' debates, mario dumont, Pauline Marois, Polls, Quebec Election, Quebec Liberals

Asleep at the wheel

Philippe Gohier wrote 7 months ago: André Pratte hits the nail on the head in today’s La Presse: Despite being launched under … more →

Tags: Deux maudits anglais, ADQ, Jean Charest, mario dumont, Pauline Marois, Quebec Election, Quebec Liberals, Quebec politics

The Bloc parties on6 comments

Martin Patriquin wrote 7 months ago: There is a certain delight in being a Bloquiste these days. Having been written off yet again this … more →

Tags: Canada, bloc, Gilles duceppe, Jean Charest, Pauline Marois

If you're English and you know it, clap your hands - then vote!4 comments

contentservicing wrote 7 months ago: Matthew Ross is the founder of ContentServicing.com, a content and communications provider. You can … more →

Tags: Politics, election, Canada, Québec, Liberal, Bill 101, language, action démocratique

Meet Canada's best friend10 comments

Martin Patriquin wrote 8 months ago: “If you aren’t with us, you are an asshole!” -Pierre Falardeau, 1996 Last week, Q … more →

Tags: Deux maudits anglais, Bernard Landry, Bloc québécois, Pierre Falardeau, Québec, Sovereignty


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