Protesters against values charter take to the streets
Thousands of people flooded Montreal’s streets Saturday, Sept. 14, to protest against the Parti Québécois’ proposed Charter of…
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Golden Dawn to bring dark days
Greece is in a crisis. The situation is dire and people know that the government is to blame. This is where the newest party in Greece, Golden Dawn, comes in.
That’s no way to treat your best friend
A society can usually be judged by how well they take care of the weak. This includes the elderly and the young but should also include animals.
Think hard before you vote PQ
As of September 4, people will be rushing to the polls to decide who will be the next premier of Quebec. Can Jean Charest join a legend like Robert Bourassa and become the premier of Quebec an incredible four times? Only time will tell. I am, however, sure of one thing: we cannot have Pauline Marois and the Parti Quebecois lead Quebec.
Students take to streets of Sherbrooke
Students bused in from across the province representing high schools, Cegeps and universities which have been protesting the $1625 tuition increases over the next five years.
Why is Quebec acting as if it has something to hide?
Quebec has the highest high school dropout rate in Canada, but apparently we shouldn’t know or be concerned…
Gill says petition to impeach her is ‘rife with misinformation’
“WHEREAS president Lex Gill orchestrated the illegal dismissal of the Chief Electoral Officer; WHEREAS in an interview to the Link, president Lex Gill publicly attacked the competency of the ASFA executives of the last 3 years; WHEREAS under Lex Gill’s presidency, there was a record number of councillor resignations” And the list goes on.
The NDP leadership race is coming to Concordia
The “orange wave” is making a pit stop at Concordia as the New Democratic Party will be holding a leadership debate at Loyola this week.
To strike or not to strike
March 7 will be the day that undergraduate students decide on Concordia’s role in the province-wide battle against tuition fee hikes in Quebec.
Niki Ashton becomes ninth hopeful to enter NDP leadership race
Niki Ashton has officially declared her candidacy for the leadership of the NDP. The Churchill, Manitoba MP made her announcement Monday morning to supporters at an event in Montreal's Old Port.
Gérald Tremblay deemed Canada’s most unpopular mayor
Montrealers don’t think too highly of their mayor, compared to citizens of other big cities in Canada, according…
