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Libman: Canadian pride isn’t a betrayal of being a Quebecer

This coming Tuesday, politicians across the country will be proclaiming in speeches and on social media that Canada is the greatest country in the...

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Robert Libman

Freed: Here’s to the beautiful chaos of Montreal summers

I was driving home two weeks ago, working my way though a bewildering maze of street festivals separating me from my home. St-Laurent Blvd. was...

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Josh Freed

The Right Chemistry: There are skeletons in the Nobel Prize closet

Carleton Gajdusek was only five years old in 1928 when he and his entomologist aunt wandered through the woods overturning rocks, looking for...

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Montreal Gazette

Joe Schwarcz

Drimonis: Drainville says he’s fighting for students. School cuts say otherwise

The Coalition Avenir Québec government has repeatedly stated over the past seven years that education is a priority for them, yet it’s often been...

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La Drimonis

Kheiriddin: Carney puts Poilievre between a rock and a hard place

What a difference six months makes. In December, Canada’s Conservatives were in the catbird seat with 48 per cent support, while the Liberals...

26.06.2025 3

Montreal Gazette

Tasha Kheiriddin

Hanes: Painful cuts to education a betrayal of principles

The only thing hotter than classrooms earlier this week on the scorching last day of school for many Quebec students, was the blistering war of...

25.06.2025 4

Montreal Gazette

Allison Hanes

Fitness: Think twice before icing what ails you

If you’re active, you’ve probably got an ice pack in your freezer ready to soothe an unexpected injury. But ice isn’t the panacea it once was for...

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Montreal Gazette

Jill Barker