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Liberals' support up

36% Charest's Liberals; 31% Boisclair's PQ; 21% Dumont's ADQ

  • 13 février 2007


Couillard comes to the aid of the party

Health minister will be a star candidate in the Quebec City region, and raise the profile of area Liberals


Ending tuition freeze would be a gift to the PQ

Liberals risk mobilizing students to work for opposition parties


Canadians need a code of conduct for themselves

Immigrants face tough times despite their high qualifications


Charest enters the fray: Names panel

Premier cites examples of 'unreasonable accommodation' of newcomers

  • 9 février 2007


There's an easy way for Herouxville to defend women's rights

Town could be haven for persecuted women - but that's obviously not going to happen


They're stuck with him

Even if the Parti quebecois wanted to dump Boisclair, it doesn't have time before the next election


Herouxville. Some experts blame chain ownership

Media stir up storm over 'accommodation'

The Quebec town of Herouxville is at the centre of a controversy over its position on the reasonable accommodation of racial, ethnic and religious minorities.

  • 3 février 2007


Harper and Dion weigh in Quebec village's rules for newcomers


  • 3 février 2007


The town of Herouxville is our own Sault Ste. Marie

Hysteria over reasonable accommodation has hit small-town Quebec


Jimmy Carter turns to anti-Semitic stereotypes

In a media interview, Carter described conditions for Palestinians as 'one of the worst examples of human-rights deprivation' in the world

  • 29 janvier 2007


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


Little Mosque on the Prairie could build bridges between cultures

Whether or not you find the series funny, the show strikes a chord with Canadians

  • 27 janvier 2007


Foreign interference is nothing new in the sovereignty debate

Before the 1995 referendum, Jean Chretien asked Bill Clinton to make a pitch for unity


Davos: It's not all it's cracked up to be

Infamous conference offers international leaders an opportunity to make promises they don't intend to keep and to cozy up to pop stars

  • 24 janvier 2007


PQ grumbling augurs ill for Boisclair

Imagine how bad things would be if the party were behind in the polls


PM passes Year 1 test: Harper government has met the basic requirement of competence



I'm tired of media-generated 'controversies'

Media seem determined to whip up their own news by manufacturing issues


Timid anglos throw in towel on language

English-speaking Quebecers give in rather than risk intimidation by majority


New film systematically challenges Quebec's sacred cows

The Quebec model is assailed as a recipe for economic disaster


Ulster gives hope to peaceniks everywhere

If Northern Ireland can bury hatchet, so can Israelis and Palestinians, Sunnis and Shiites

  • 4 janvier 2007


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


Playing politics with soldiers

Duceppe can't bring down the government with Afghanistan motion but he wants to curry favour with the Quebec City region


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