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Mario Dumont is Bourassa's boy

The ADQ leader's constitutional policies and politics are very much those of his mentor - Robert Bourassa


Liberal blame game should start with Charest

The premier must carry the can for election timing and the tone of the campaign


Monday was a great day for xenophobia in Quebec

Herouxville went ADQ, as did many other backwoods towns across Quebec


Soft on sovereignty

Boisclair's willingness to work with ADQ on constitutional change means PQ knives will be out for him


Anything can happen

Charest was dead, Boisclair came alive, and Dumont ran a brilliant campaign


Tax cut? 'Yeah, right,' Quebecers say

Charest's pledge is being met with skepticism by some voters who remember his promises from the last election


Saving Private Charest

Our premier had to go to Harper asking to be propped up by Ottawa's budget generosity


Charest is hoping for a PQ lift



Quebec anglos aren't the only ones suffering a dearth of leaders

Decline in church attendance might well be a factor


Charest wins a split decision

Document awakened premier. Leaders had a few good lines, but didn't display much killer instinct


Relax, Andre, it's your last chance

Parti Quebecois leader is down so far he has nowhere to go but up


PQ hopes of victory

But some sovereignists would rather Boisclair lose the election than form a minority government


Genocide outcry

PQ leader Andre Boisclair says he is troubled by candidate Robin Philpot's denial of the Rwandan genocide of 1994.


Harper's nation resolution opened the partition can of worms

Clarity Act, demergers comfort federalists who would want to separate from Quebec


Quebec, too, may be divisible

Premier Charest's Past back to haunt him; But his office was quick to issue a denial

  • 7 mars 2007


Anglos should fill leadership vacuum, not just give up

Scowen's updated book points out need for people to fight for the community


Up, up and away

Mario Dumont is soaring, mainly because of Charest's unpopularity and Boisclair's inability to connect with the average voter


Charest wrong: Harper adviser

'My sadness is it will stop girls from playing sports,' Muslim senator says

  • 2 mars 2007


Soccer spat goes global: World body to rule on hijab.

Quebec federation stands firm on barring of Muslim from match


  • 28 février 2007


The Mario factor

ADQ could be the kingmaker in the next provincial election


General Charest

Like Patton, the premier knows how to attack, but the question is: Can he defend?


This budget might as well be printed on Kleenex

Yesterday's announcements might have the shelf life of the election campaign


How Harper helped Charest

The turnaround for provincial Liberals began with election of Tories


Sovereignty is the solution to Montreal’s decline



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