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How to Beat Bill 60
Defy it. With extreme prejudice… A tip of the hat is owed to Dr. Lawrence Rosenberg, head of the prestigious Montreal Jewish General Hospital, for firing the opening salvo in the people’s defiance of Bill 60, the proposed charter on … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Cultural commentary, Montréal Landmarks, Political commentary, Québec sovereignty, Social commentary, Sovereign Socialist, Sovereign Socialist featured article, What were they thinking?, Worth reconsidering
Tagged Bill 60, Dr. Lawrence Rosenberg, Jewish General Hospital, Montréal Society, Parti Québécois, Pauline Marois, PQ, Québec Politics, Quebec culture, Quebec Secularism Charter
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Well that was disappointing…
Now that I’ve had a bit of time to digest the results, here are some thoughts on the 2013 Montreal municipal election. Ideas didn’t matter. The election was entirely personality-driven and, once again to our detriment, over-focused on the person … Continue reading
Posted in A modest proposal, Commentary, History and Culture, Kondiaronk - My Montréal Experience, Let's make this an election issue, Perspectives on the City, Political commentary, Social commentary, What were they thinking?, Worth reconsidering
Tagged 2013 Montreal Municipal Election, Bill 60, Compulsory Voting, Denis Coderre, Election Results, Marcel Coté, Mélanie Joly, Montréal Politics, Projet Montréal, Richard Bergeron
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A Public Obscenity
*** Please note, the people in this video do not represent the majority of Québécois. They are not representative of the people of this province. They are, however, representative of PQ supporters. Draw your own conclusions. This video is now … Continue reading →
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