quebec politics

How spirituality and mental health intertwine We’ve heard Premier François Legault say it enough times: implementing secularism in our province’s legal framework was an “important…

One of the few ways citizens can preserve democracy is to write to the government Communicating with our political leaders is an essential part of…

The Charter of the French Language, revisited A recent Journal de Montréal report has reignited the evergreen debate about the use of English in Quebec’s…

Authoritarianism can have many faces. We tend to depict it with extreme images such as slavery, dictatorship and oppression––but not all forms are as explicitly…

Protesters don’t mince words over PQ policies Activists and politicians assembled Friday afternoon at Premier Pauline Marois’ doorstep on the corners of McGill College and…

Why everyone should take the opportunity to vote in the upcoming election Provincial elections tend to bring out the beast in everyone, encouraging debate and…

Students might be missing a day of class but they’re gaining a great opportunity On April 7, all classes and institutional activities will be canceled…

Relatively even-toned, debate had surprises and a few fiery moments Two hours was all the leaders of Quebec’s provincial parties had to sway voters to…

Quebec, for many years, has been a melting pot of various cultures, languages and customs. There was even a time when Francophones were justifiably worried…

Quebec’s long-awaited summit on higher education came to a largely inconclusive end last Tuesday as students returned to flooding the streets in protest. The two-day…

Léo Bureau-Blouin, former student leader and current Member of the National Assembly for the Parti Québécois, has come under fire following the provincial government’s announcement…

The highly anticipated summit on higher education organized by the provincial government began Monday morning, where Premier Pauline Marois clarified that the two-day conference would…