Don MacPherson
Liberals' courage, PQ windfall
Unpopular moves will help the opposition win favour, plus hand it a better financial situation if it wins the next election
Quebec's political leaders in trouble
Charest still has his legislative majority in the Assembly. But as a politician able to win public support, he appears to be finished.
Identity politics eating away our rights and freedom
Increasingly, the protection of minority rights is seen as an obstacle to the majority's assertion of its identity.
How to be welcomed into the fold: win a Grammy
A victory for a cool and multilingual Montreal is not a victory for the PQ
Facts debunk loss-of-French scenario
Anglicization of Montreal PQ's rallying cry for further English-language restrictions is contradicted by party's own study
Only in Quebec you say?
Other provinces have long tolerated minority rights. Not usOther provinces have long tolerated minority rights. Not us.
Charest no longer second-most disliked
And Charest’s spokesman said Campbell’s resignation hasn’t given Charest any ideas. So he might hold his new titles for a while.
A party of one
It's looking lonely at the top for Legault
Cane mutiny
Egged on by A cabal of grumpy old politicians, PQ members are once again sniping at their leader - even though the party is leading in the polls
No threat to the French language
Bill 115 limiting access to English schools expresses the cynicism of an aging government