Don MacPherson
The charge of 'Quebec-bashing' has a long history
Politicians often use it as a ploy to dismiss criticism from non-Quebecers
Pierre Curzi's words speak for themselves
This is not the first time a politician says one thing in French and denies it in English
The Halak spring didn't last long
By the Fete nationale the old divisions and 'nous' mentality had returned
PQ inventing imaginary solutions for imagined problems
Party proposes new 'offensive' against use of English on Island
Marois joins militant sovereignists in Bill 103 protest
Violent separatist groups buddy up with the PQ and Bloc leaders
Corruption in Quebec? Blame Canada, sovereignists say
As the 20th anniversary of Meech Lake approaches, PQ is stirring the pot
Language requirement would be a supreme misjudgment
Don't make bilingualism mandatory for Supreme Court justices
Charest's contempt for anglos is showing
Premier's office has snubbed chairs of two largest English school boards
Harper has a strange way of wooing Quebec
New senator has history of attacking French, minister ridicules green standards
Charest misses another chance to sell budget cuts
Despite the looming deficit, premier balks at explaining need for cuts
Tough year ahead for Charest
The premier faces fiscal troubles and a new debate over accommodation
PQ's ahead, but it's only the first quarter
And polls show that Pauline Marois is no Anthony Calvillo
Charest hopes he has time on his side on construction probe
The Assembly breaks for holidays soon and MNAs don't return until February
Extremism and money
Both the Parti Québécois and the Liberals show off their weakness on the same day
As winter approaches, the language issue heats up
Two developments threaten to make trouble for both Pauline Marois and Jean Charest