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A consortium of English-language media organizations in Quebec has invited the province's main political parties to an English-language debate ahead of the next election.

The Conservative Party of Quebec has been invited to participate, but new parties targeting anglophones have not.

Whether in the visual arts, in cinema, in literature, in sports, in union activism, in the media or in any other sector, no Quebec woman has ever distinguished herself sufficiently in the eyes of the Quebec government to merit the highest honours, a national funeral, at the time of her death.

The proverbial straw was Bill 178, Robert Bourassa’s sign law invoking the notwithstanding clause to shield Bill 101 from further judicial oversight after the Supreme Court ruled that banning English

The founders of the new Canadian Party of Quebec say they plan to field candidates in the next Quebec provincial election, to fill what they call a "gaping void" in Quebec politics when it comes to minority rights, including anglophone language rights.

This column profiles important historical events which took place during this week, 25 years ago, 50 years ago, 75 years ago and 100 years ago

The Quebec Liberals have pulled out all the stops in the last few weeks to shore up support from minorities. But a movement to create a new party continues to…

A law graduate from Sherbrooke, Que., says many anglophones and minority-language speakers in the province feel left behind by Quebec politicians. He's considering creating a party to represent them.

It was wholly unnecessary for Trudeau to use this legislation during the trucker protest, but the fact that most Canadians welcomed it is not surprising.

It was wholly unnecessary for Trudeau to use this legislation during the trucker protest, but the fact that most Canadians welcomed it is not surprising.