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As you read in our front page story Quebec’s largest property manager, Cogir, handling over 100,000 doors, admitted it was wrong in the inform…
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The recent talk about cancelling Canada Day because of the new revelations about the horrors of the Residential Schools is perhaps going too f…
Ottawa has produced two initiatives — one legislative and one parliamentary — that threaten to create a perfect storm to destroy what’s left o…
UPAC’s apology last week to Laval MNA Guy Ouellette was too long in coming and another example of the dangers of unaccountable bureaucracy esp…
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“Tho’ much is taken, much abides, One equal temper of heroic hearts yet strong in will, To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.”
The federal government announced a gradual 10% increase in pensions to seniors. But only to those over 75. The Canadian Association of Retired…
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The past two weeks have seen more overt anti-Semitism in our streets than we have seen since the pro-Hezbollah demonstrations more than a deca…
When Premier Legault first announced months ago his intention to expand Bill 101 — before even stating any specifics — he audaciously made cle…