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Sabia has what it takes to do the job

Quebec's battered pension plan will be in good hands

  • 18 mars 2009


An anglo atop the Caisse

Sabia, ex-BCE chief, is surprise choice A provocation, Bernard Landry says

  • 14 mars 2009


New Caisse head knows his way around business, government

Sabia's big challenge is to bring pension fund back into big leagues

  • 14 mars 2009


La Gâzette applaudit à la multiplication des ghettos... Cherchez l'erreur.

- Harel says she fears ethnic boroughs <br>- Sowing xenophobia, outraged groups say Harel's remarks condemned

- Already too strong, she argues: Ex-PQ minister says Montrealers should feel part of whole city, not a district

  • 11 mars 2009


Québec

Boy allowed to attend English school


  • 10 mars 2009


Liberals are getting pounded over the Caisse losses

So far, they have ducked formal debate on the fund, but not for much longer


Getting answers about the Caisse

Charest's stonewalling means Quebecers will be kept in dark


Former PQ insider warns against Yes vote

Sovereignty could backfire, giving Quebec less power than now

  • 3 mars 2009


Partisan politics is hurting Caisse probe

Quebecers need to get to the bottom of the pension-fund woes


Mario Dumont's golden parachute from the taxpayers

ADQ leader will make more by quitting than by staying in National Assembly


Better late than never: Marois cuts ties with violent groups

Her actions might cause her some grief from inside the PQ


Anglos key to Quebec, Weil says

New justice minister discusses her political debut, her views on Quebec society and the language issue - and her other job as a hockey mom

  • 23 février 2009


Quebec historians take the field

Re-enactments - We've been denied a valuable lesson - Desmond Morton


Public opinion, not separatists, killed battlefield plan

Federalists and sovereignists alike opposed the re-enactment scheme


Condescendance carrée. MacPherson fait un Juneau de lui-même, un zélote francophobe - un imbécile, point!

Une colère venimeuse...

Sovereignist rocker gets care from 'English' hospital

Éric Lapointe, who supports the PQ, received treatment at the Royal Vic


Just one more example of why politics gets a bad name

Jérôme-Forget's about-face on deficit damages her financial credibility


Bloques know best... (as usual)

English lessons: Perhaps French boards can learn from anglos

Dropout rates in English schools are far less than those in French ones


Quebec's French connection

Quebecers are used to the subtlety of French diplomacy, not the in-your-face proclamations of Sarkozy


Sarkozy went too far in calling sovereignty 'hateful'



Injustice against 11-year-old is a test for Kathleen Weil


  • 5 février 2009


Charest ducking latest battle on Plains of Abraham

The premier is reluctant to be caught in political crossfire over re-enactment


The Bloc and PQ are surging, even if support for sovereignty is not

But the two sovereignist parties see a hopeful future


Ignatieff launches his charm offensive in Quebec

Liberal leader is trying to woo Quebecers turned off by Harper


Charest and Harper will show true colours on economy

Can the two conservatives do what's necessary to intervene?


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