Tag Archives: OQLF
The PQ: Destroying Québec’s Reputation, One Scandal at a Time
I found the following statement posted to Reddit’s Montreal community page. It’s not entirely clear where or what the original source is, but it’s nonetheless attributed to Dr. Joe Schwarcz, a well-respected local chemist, professor and published author. Schwarcz is … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural commentary, Kondiaronk - My Montréal Experience, Political commentary, Québec sovereignty, Social commentary
Tagged Antiquated Political Theories, Canadian politics, Diane de Courcy, Montréal, OQLF, Pastagate, Pauline Marois, Political Commentary, Québec, Québec Nationalism, Québec Society, Québec Sovereignty
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The OQLF – Still Ridiculous After All These Years
The OQLF is a joke. There is simply no threat to the stability and sanctity of the French language in Montréal, Québec or Canada, nor is there any doubt whatsoever of the predominance of the French language in the public … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural commentary, Montréal on Film, Political commentary, Québec sovereignty, Social commentary, Worth reconsidering
Tagged 60 Minutes, Anglo-Québécois, Canadian Identity, Canadian politics, Montréal, Montreal History, Mordecai Richler, OQLF, Political Commentary, Political Controversies in Montréal, Québec, Québec History, Québec Politics, Québec Society, Québec Sovereignty, Video
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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
Posted in A modest proposal, Cultural commentary, Let's make this an election issue, Political commentary, Québec sovereignty, Social commentary, Worth reconsidering
Tagged 2012 Québec provincial election, Anglo-Québécois, Canadian Identity, Canadian politics, Language, Montréal, Montréal Politics, OQLF, Parti Québécois, Political Commentary, Political Controversies in Montréal, Québec, Québec Liberal Party, Québec Politics, Québec Society, Québec Sovereignty, Social Commentary
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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 →
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