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Taxpayers will pay the price for the governments decision to deliver on an election promise at a time when belt-tightening is required.

Many English-speaking Quebecers will stick with the Liberals during their difficult rebuild, but a more active presence among all parties could be strategically pragmatic.

Most Quebecers would probably agree the government’s priority should be health care and the labour shortage that is crippling the system.

Quebec has benefited enormously from outdated 1969 contract, while Newfoundlanders have fumed. In advance of its 2041 expiry, both sides are in positions of strength and weakness.

This week, he sided with the Bloc on their provocative motion supporting the right of provinces to pre-emptively use the notwithstanding clause.

This week, he sided with the Bloc on their provocative motion supporting the right of provinces to pre-emptively use the notwithstanding clause.

The issues are well known. But addressing them involves difficult choices. Their implications will need to be elucidated and debated intelligently.

The CAQ government acts as if only the majority matters. It would do well to try to understand the perspectives of members of the provinces minorities.

Bill C-13, the ill-considered rewriting of the Official Languages Act, could move anglo votes away from the Liberals.

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