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"I have a responsibility to be clear and transparent on where I stand," he says. "I think QS must become a party ready to govern."

The judge wrote that the student plaintiffs&#39 "fears are for the most part subjective and based on isolated events."

The event is to be held at 12:30 p.m. Thursday at the Roddick Gates, beside the pro-Palestinian encampment that has been in place since Saturday.

Ukraines difficulties have been deepening for months as the military waited for vital new military aid from the United States.

The Quebec premier said he will leave it up to Montreal police to decide when and how to dismantle the encampment.

The bulk of the budget is for salaries, including a 30-per-cent increase in MNAs salaries.

The city and the police department want to "avoid an escalation of tension," Valérie Plante says.

Levi admitted his post was provocative and "from most standards, a politically incorrect statement," but he said he speaks his mind and for his community.

"It is as basic as it gets," the judge wrote about the possible impact on how the amendment can affect day-to-day operations at the courthouse.

By a vote of 83 to 26, the National Assembly renewed the use of the controversial clause to shield Quebecs secularism law, Bill 21, from court challenges for five more years.