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The five-year plan, at $180 million, needs to be more audacious in addressing the wide range of factors that create danger on our roads.

Reducing consumption is key as we struggle to replace dirty energy with clean energy we don’t have sufficient capacity to produce.

With its 150-year history, the Quebec Liberal Party is the Quebec Liberal Party, Robert Libman writes.

Much will ultimately depend on whether Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre can actually win an election.

Just as Quebec is distinct within Canada, Montreal’s uniqueness within Quebec is undeniable — and shines especially vibrant in the summer.

From the David Johnston affair to question period in the National Assembly, genuine debate and collaboration for the greater good are all too rare.

An onslaught of legislation at both levels of government has prompted a welcome pushback.

The latest troubling provision to come into effect under Bill 96 targets workplaces with as few as five employees.

How would the upheaval of independence tangibly benefit Quebecers in what is already in many ways a de facto sovereign nation?

All represent ridings with significant English-speaking populations in Quebec; all but one cowered in the vote on new federal language legislation.