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Soldiers used to sell war

When troops are paraded as part of PR offensive, Quebecers react


Separatism won't work

'Gaza is dead, Long Live West Bank' policy is tempting, but wrong

  • 20 juin 2007


Slowly, we're winning the war

This wide divergence is not surprising in view of the complexity of the situation and the strongly partisan positions taken by our politicians

  • 16 juin 2007


Courtship between business, Dumont shows Charest in trouble

Jewish community leaders might prefer a new Liberal leader instead of ADQ


Paris and Lise

Both operated out of a sense of entitlement acquired over the years


Unlike the PQ, Liberals learned little from last election

Charest government stays the course despite warning from electorate


We are failing in our treatment of the elderly

The public system cries out for more compassion, common sense


Liberal support for Charest rings hollow

Polls suggest the premier is toast, putting pressure on him to make an early exit


Commissioner seems to have made up mind before study starts

Castonguay has strong views on Canada Health Act - just ask him


Separatists' false premise of the 'love-in' furor

But our arrogant referendum law excludes participation of all non-Quebecers


Beginning of the end for Jean Charest

His budget crazy-man act didn't go over well with the Liberals


Beginning of the end for Jean Charest

He has the summer to get his act together and improve party fortunes


Federalists off the hook

The Judge bent so far backward to give the benefit of the doubt to the No side that he must have written his report lying supine


Get ready for wheeling and dealing to avoid an election

Some Liberal MNAs seem reluctant to go to polls over tax-cut budget


Tax cut already cost Charest

Liberals paid for promise at the polls and in political capital in Ottawa


Mario Dumont sets his sights on Montreal votes

Even if voters don't always agree with ADQ, they like decisive leadership


The PQ has a 'new' strategy. Why do we put up with this?

Sovereignists have returned to old tactic, despite the constitution


Bloc had chance to guarantee Quebec seats, but blew it

Both the Bloc and PQ opposed accord and now Quebec is paying the price


"Stéphane Dion à contre-courant"

Best chance for sovereignty was lost

A quick election and referendum in 1996 would have meant a Yes victory


Damaged commission

Reasonable accommodation commissioner already has made up his mind


On the slippery slope to thought control

Two recent rulings by out of control council are a dangerous encroachment on freedom


Marois flexes her muscles

As a condition of becoming leader, she lays down the law to her party's hard-liners


Enjoy it while you can, Pauline

The Parti Quebecois is welcoming Marois as it does all its saviours - but the good feelings don't last


It's marois's moment'

Kicks off bid to lead PQ. Party stalwart looks invincible after Duceppe's withdrawal


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