Don MacPherson
Too many English stations ?
Some Quebec politicians want control over radio and TV broadcasting
The woman they love to hate
Sovereignists despise Michaëlle Jean, perhaps because she is so good at her job
Commission study takes a run at media coverage
Report for Bouchard-Taylor recommends hair-raising restrictions on the press
The less Charest does, the more he's liked
National Assembly has run out of things to do, and the government is more popular
Marois is making promises she knows she can't keep
PQ is playing party supporters for suckers by promising to expand the reach of Bill 101
Liberals are right to ignore calls for strengthening Bill 101
But the rookie language minister stumbled when she agreed to act on phone calls
Reopen the constitution? Just kidding
If Blackburn's musings were a trial balloon, it must have been made out of lead
Memo to Dion: Looking pathetic won't win you votes
The Liberal leader's proclamations that he's in charge look bad
Extra money for political leaders leaves a bad taste
Party payments for Charest and Dumont have led to rounds of mudslinging
Charest passes leadership review with flying colours - this time
Has highest approval ration from his party of any leader north of Havana
Sovereignists are experts in finding the worst
Good news for the French language is always played down
Attending an English-rights meeting can require real courage
Young sovereignists were determined to disrupt weekend meeting
Book-burning shows Marois is in trouble Quote of the Day
Erratic author represents the kind of PQ supporters she has to deal with
A pint-sized tempest
The language police have got anglos' Irish up, but there is no need to overreact
Some PQ zealots doubt Marois's commitment
Her musings on bilingualism make sense, but not to the party's hardliners
Mario Dumont's bad weekend in Paris
Charest and a PQ stalwart had to help him get a meeting with French premier