We’ve all had our views — often divergent — on many of the tactics used in combatting this pandemic. There are legitimate issues still to be r…
This special issue celebrates Canada’s Olympians. We pay tribute to our world-class athletes and how hard they have worked. More than that, it…
It is a hectic period leaving many tired and discouraged. Another variant. Another wave. More discussions and restrictions. More calls for sac…
The rise in positive tests and the reimpositions of restrictions and shutdowns have many depressed and others questioning not only the necessi…
Word is that Canada is a first world country. Hard to believe given the Keystone Kops execution of its testing, quarantine and travel policies…
Health Minister Dubé has announced that he wants to promote information sharing between patients, their caregivers, managers and researchers, …
At the weekend convention of the Quebec Liberal Party, leader Dominique Anglade said that Anglophones in Quebec are, “better off sticking with…
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The divergent reactions of Premier Legault and Mayor Plante to the shooting deaths of two teens was disappointing at best and prejudicial at w…
Every non-Francophone legal, political and communal leader has raised alarms over Bill 96 prejudicing the right to English services in health …
Lists. Anytime a government makes lists it’s never for anything good. And we don’t have to go back to search the annals of fascism or communis…
All we can do is hope that she means what she says. Valerie Plante has a superb talent for saying all things to all people and making each sou…
There has been much criticism of the treatment of former Foreign Minister Marc Garneau in Prime Minister Trudeau’s recent cabinet shuffle. Can…
It has been an impossible four years. And not just because of the pandemic.
Premier Legault made a much needed declaration on health care last week in his National Assembly address outlining his government’s priorities…
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Last week we wrote of the potential disaster to Montreal health care if Health Minister Christian Dubé stuck to the October 15th deadline for …
This week we are being slammed with two health care decisions that could spell disaster for Montreal’s health care system and our capacity to …
The current hyper-defensive reactions by Quebec’s political elite over the use of the term “systemic racism” was brought into starker relief l…
We’re used to brutal hypocrisy and outright lies in language debates. We’re used to political leaders using rhetoric and regulation that they …
We could just leave this editorial at the title. But it would not be quite accurate. It was for something. In the election nobody wanted and i…
Rarely in the history of this country has a government borne such a heavy load of ethical and policy failures as has this Liberal government o…
This Saturday is the 20th commemoration of the 9/11 attacks that changed our lives forever. For all we know today, it could have very well bee…
The images and stories from Afghanistan sweep over us every day since the Taliban takeover. The tyranny is omnipresent. Female office holders …
There is an adage in politics that whoever invokes the symbolism of Hitler first in an argument loses. The reason is clear. The evil of Hitler…
This has been a week of mixed messages on control of Covid that has rarely been seen in this pandemic. Particularly in the realm of education.…
Despite polls showing that most Canadians did not want an election during the pandemic, we’re in one. And we all have responsibilities. If we …
Montreal, and many others cities, have seen large demonstrations recently opposing the idea of vaccine passports or any other form of evidenci…
Two stories this week captured the public’s imagination, sparked debate and underlined again how simple morality and decency is so often compr…
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…