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Canada suffers from post-Meech Lake trauma

That's why the ROC is so reluctant to reopen constitutional debate


If it isn't the economy, what is it with the Charest government?

Unemployment is at a 30-year low but Liberals are still unpopular


Government delays on the CHUM superhospital are scandalous

If we are lucky, the new hospital will be built 18 years after it was proposed


Bertrand pitches Team Quebec: At 2008 Hockey Championship

If idea is refused, sovereignty may be answer

  • 3 novembre 2006


Pass the peanut butter, it looks like Ignatieff is toast

His 'nationhood' proposal has stirred political heavies to line up against him


A confident Andre Boisclair sounds like a different man

It looks like he is growing into the job of leading the Parti Quebecois


Our distinct society has distinct accounting methods

Head beancounter can't even tell us how big Quebec's debt is


The face of a nation

There are questions to be answered about Quebec's 'nationhood'


Boisclair should put sovereignty front and centre

Poll shows Quebecers prefer specific plan, rather than 'just-trust-me' approach


Liberal Party prepared to rip itself apart over Quebec 'nationhood'

But provincial Liberals already reject the policy as not going far enough


64% of Quebecers are impressed

Andre Boisclair's efforts since taking over the PQ have paid off among the province's voters - and his own troops


More attention than he deserves

Quebecers are too busy working to listen to Bouchard's gloom-and-doom sermons


Canadian pride is out, pragmatic federalism is in

Spirit of Robert Bourassa lives on in his successor


Gagliano pal turns to PQ

Might run in provincial election. 'I'm quite sure that the Italian community will not follow me ... toward sovereignty'

  • 13 octobre 2006


Boisclair tosses sovereignty studies over the side

PQ leader ignores party requirements that it lay groundwork for referendum


October, 1970

ENGLISH-ONLY CBC MINISERIES does a great job of examining the human dimension of the October Crisis


The two solitudes as far apart as ever

Much anger that the writer linked French language laws to school shootings, Sean Gordon reports

  • 6 octobre 2006


Jan Wong was misguided, maybe. But why the fuss?

Row over story blaming Quebec culture for shooting grabbedattention from real problems


If you burn a flag in Quebec, it had better be a Maple Leaf

Wong article become a national affair, but attacks on Canada are treated as routine


Boisclair fumbles

PQ leader was looking pretty good during Jan Wong affair, but then he allowed Lisette Lapointe to seek nomination


It was outrageous for Globe writer to attack Quebecers

Report blaming ‘pure laine' francophones for shootings insulted all Quebecers


Tragedy brings us together

Anglos were among the loudest to denounce anti-Bill 101 ravings


Reaction to Ignatieff's 'Quebec nation' idea shows how divisive it is

Quebec nationalists liked it, the West and English-speaking Canada didn't


Ignatieff's Quebec policy betrays either his arrogance or ignorance

For many Canadians, reopening talks on the constitution is a non-starter


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