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One inevitable outcome is Premier François Legault will now try to outflank the separatist party on language, nationalism and identity.

The PQ winner in Jean-Talon, Pascal Paradis, becomes the partys fourth MNA.

Mondays byelection might serve as another wake-up call. Meanwhile, Legault seems to have lost none of his arrogance.

The Liberals are flailing, but with an election still potentially two years away, its premature to write the PMs political obituary.

As a former teacher, I expect the brouhaha will further ostracize English-language departments in French schools, along with their teachers.

The CAQ government follows the Parti Québécois in not leaving well enough alone, seizing on nationalist distractions and wedge issues.

Votes will be registered in real time on a board in the Salon Bleu and will be viewable online.

There’s much at stake for the parties — and for Quebecers. Lets hope for less bickering and more constructive debate.

Mounting legal challenges are sending a message about Bill 96s threat to minority rights — and Ottawa can no longer remain silent.

The woman suffered serious injuries that required her transport to hospital.