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Toula DrimonisNational Observer |
This past week highlighted the sort of emotional ambivalence around language issues that has become all too familiar to many English-speaking...
“Half the people who book my tours are from Montreal,” Thom Seivewright says. “People who want to know very specific things. It’s allowed me...
For the first time in decades, the province has no players on Team Canada The post Quebec’s Olympic Hockey Heartbreak first appeared on The Walrus.
A senior, who had worked his entire life, calls a food bank in Montreal. He tells staff he is embarrassed and only needs a few basics—milk, bread,...
Bill 2 has triggered strikes, resignations, and an unprecedented wave of physicians preparing to leave The post Quebec’s New Health Care Law Sparks...
Former students say yes, historians say no. A new investigation is forcing the province to confront its past The post Were Immigrant Kids Barred from...
A surge of national unity has swept Quebec. It’s only a matter of time before the sovereignty debate resurfaces The post The Bloc Wants to Break Up...
As the province seeks to expand on its controversial Bill 21, critics warn of deepening discrimination The post Bilingual, Educated, Qualified—and...
Rien de mieux qu’une guerre commerciale pour unifier le pays The post Accomplir l’impossible grâce aux tarifs de Trump: Faire aimer le Canada au...
Nothing unites the country like a US trade war The post Trump’s Tariffs May Do the Impossible: Make Quebec Love Canada first appeared on The Walrus.
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