Don MacPherson
They're stuck with him
Even if the Parti quebecois wanted to dump Boisclair, it doesn't have time before the next election
The town of Herouxville is our own Sault Ste. Marie
Hysteria over reasonable accommodation has hit small-town Quebec
Charest's more interested in hanging on to seats than principles
MNA is still in the Liberal caucus despite hinting he might vote Yes in a referendum
Foreign interference is nothing new in the sovereignty debate
Before the 1995 referendum, Jean Chretien asked Bill Clinton to make a pitch for unity
PQ grumbling augurs ill for Boisclair
Imagine how bad things would be if the party were behind in the polls
Leading with his nose
There are growing doubts Boisclair is mature enough to be premier
Charest celebrates a good year - the last half, at least
The Liberals are still behind in the polls but they now think they have a chance
Electoral reform might be dead on drawing board
Voting changes sent back for more study, which might delay passage until after election
Politicians take big risks to appear on popular TV shows
Boisclair's appearance on Brokeback skit could backfire on him
Dion must win over party
New Liberal leader should keep in mind only 17.8 per cent of delegates voted for him as their first choice
Where are all the Quebecers at the convention?
For all the French heard on the floor the gathering could be in the Yukon
Dumont strikes a chord with Quebecers
Quebec websites hum with concern that pushy immigrants are taking over
Exploiting ethnic tensions
Suddenly, reasonable accommodation with religious minorities is under attack in Quebec
Don't expect any stampede to the ADQ
Dumont's party is going nowhere fast and high-profile defection is an exception
Out on the fringe
Quebec's new leftie party has adopted an election platform so absurd that Boisclair no longer has to fear pressure from the left
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