Don MacPherson
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
Liberal Party prepared to rip itself apart over Quebec 'nationhood'
But provincial Liberals already reject the policy as not going far enough
Canadian pride is out, pragmatic federalism is in
Spirit of Robert Bourassa lives on in his successor
Boisclair tosses sovereignty studies over the side
PQ leader ignores party requirements that it lay groundwork for referendum
Boisclair fumbles
PQ leader was looking pretty good during Jan Wong affair, but then he allowed Lisette Lapointe to seek nomination
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
Liberal debate in French painful to watch
Only three of the nine anglophones could be considered fluent
Federal Tories would be smart to plan for PQ victory
Charest has made gains, but wise bets would be on Boisclair to form government
PQ can count on traditional allies in labour movement
CEGEP union fails to learn lesson about folly of politicizing classrooms
Boisclair could fly better without his left wing
PQ leader probably is hoping QS won't disband and join his party
It's safe to support terrorists again
Politicians showed poor judgment on Sunday by associating with Hezbollah sympathizers
Charest overestimated electorate's desire for change
Maybe the premier should have another read of The Art of War