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The Buck 'n' Chuck Show

Two eggheads have their work cut out for them


Quebecers could use a primer on the history of immigration

The U.S. and Australia have wrestled with, and overcome, their own crises


Marois should learn to walk softly

PQ leader might be wise to avoid purges, and work with Lemieux and others


PQ MNAs run wild without the discipline of power

With little hope of improving fortunes in the short term, some want to jump ship


Making Quebecers feel good about being Canadian

Quebec cabinet minister says it's his job to help reform the federation


Liberals wrong not to run a candidate against Marois

Democracy requires that people have a choice of candidates


PQ, le "parti d'une génération", se réjouit la Gâzette

The Péquistes are finally realizing: 'We're No. 3!'

Many PQ MNAs were only too happy to offer their seats to Marois


Charest blows hot and cold on reasonable accommodation

While view of other leaders is clear, premier wavers on the issue


Marois is back and raring to take over

She wants to get a seat in assembly and to shuffle her MNAs' jobs


Son of Meech

We've seen this movie before, and it turns out badly


La place de la "nation québécoise dans un Canada uni", la "peste canadian"

Constitutional trial balloon won't fly

Harper and provinces in no mood to mess with federal relations to suit Quebec


Ignatieff positioning himself for Dion's fall

No.2 man in last Race is getting his ducks in line for another run at the job he really wants


Bilingualism on rise in Quebec

Immigrants spur growth. More anglo newcomers, too, study finds

  • 6 août 2007


Trudeau Canada's worst? Hardly

The media's appetite for anything that looks like a poll lifted this dud onto the front pages of the nation


B'nai Brith has many reasons to doubt Jocelyn Coulon

His hostility to Israel and the U.S. ought to disqualify him as a Liberal candidate


Troops should stay until 2010

Parliament is wrong to consider 2009 pullout from Afghanistan


A SLAPP in the face of freedom of speech

Quebec should bring in legislation to curb harassing lawsuits


B'nai Brith is too quick to brand people as anti-Israel

Rights organization is guilty of overkill and risks undermining its own mission


Black guilty of four charges, could face 35 years in prison

Co-defendants guilty of three charges each

  • 13 juillet 2007


A nation displays its solidarity on the 401

We are a nation and when they send our boys back from Afghanistan, it doesn't matter what our politics are


Dumont's influence is never on vacation

Charest and Marois are stealing pages from the ADQ leader's book


Has Jean Charest lost heaven's mandate to govern?

The premier can't seem to get a break - voters even boo him for cutting taxes

  • 30 juin 2007


New leader, old ideas

Marois's position on sovereignty is similar to Boisclair's and Bouchard's and Landry's and ...


Marketplace doing better job of protecting French than government

It's a good thing the Tongue Troopers are civil servants or they'd be out of work


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