Category Archives: Let’s make this an election issue
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What can I say, the early spring of 2014 has proven to be a rather exceptional moment in time. I feel overwhelmed by the noise generated by the provincial election, especially as it contrasts with far more important and interesting … Continue reading
Gong Show
We all need to take a major chill pill. After this past week, not only would I say any kind of a referendum on whether or not Québec seeks constitutional negotiations is out of the question, I’m also highly doubtful … Continue reading
Covering Over Modernity
This here’s a photo of what Montreal looked like back in the early 1930s. To situate yourself, first you’re looking ‘Montreal east’ – that’s the Jacques-Cartier Bridge under construction, and by my guess I think the airplane was flying near … Continue reading
Question Traditional Thinking
Here are some basic questions all Québécois (Anglos and Allos included) need to ask themselves prior to voting in this year’s provincial election: 1. Why does Québec need to become an independent country? 2. Is there any actual empirical evidence … Continue reading
The Ironic Demise of the Redpath Mansion
In the infinite wisdom of the Parti Québécois’ Cameroonian-born culture minister, the Redpath House is officially lacking in any historical or architectural merit worthy of its protection. The temporary injunction preventing the Sochaczevski family’s planned demolition of the house has … Continue reading
Andrew Coyne – Our Broken Democracy
Worth the watch. Applies as much to the Fed as it does provincial politics. Specific note: this speech is in English and mostly focuses on federal politics, which Mr. Coyne follows closely. That said, it applies 100% to Quebec politics. … Continue reading →
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