Tag Archives: Montréal Politics
Meet Your Next Mayor
Ensemble nous allons définir une belle avenir pour Montréal. Projet Montréal’s Richard Bergeron, the only legitimate mayoral candidate in Montréal’s 2013 municipal election, isn’t looking to tell you about his party or its ideas, but rather wants to hear what … Continue reading
Student Activists: A New Source of Revenue for the Montréal Police
Welcome to Montréal, Québec – where civil disobedience has been turned into a revenue generator for the city’s police department. Using an unethical and possibly illegal method called ‘kettling’, Montréal Police gather around a gathering and slowly process all the … Continue reading
Changing the Game
We need to change the question of Québec independence. From the ground up, in fact. For nearly forty years Montréal has been on a veritable decline – in terms of economic security, long-term investment, population growth and relative political power … Continue reading
Leadership
Jean Drapeau with the French actor Jean Marais, 1965 A fascinating piece by noted Montréal affairs columnist Francois Cardinal on why we simply have no reason to be as down on ourselves as we so stereotypically are. He attributes the … Continue reading
Mountains out of Molehills (and Mountains beyond Mountains)
This man is not yelling in French. And it’s pissing people off. This is Randy Cunneyworth, the new Interim Head Coach of the Montréal Canadiens, hired after Jacques Martin was dumped by General Manager Pierre Gauthier on Saturday. He’s been … Continue reading
Sainte Louise Harel – Les mêmes causes produisent les mêmes effets
Well, the first post on this site from someone other than myself. My first contributor! And he’d prefer to remain anonymous… Perhaps it’s best. He’s been working for the city for a while now, and has the pulse of the … Continue reading →
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