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The premier&#39s reign has been divisive and harmful to Quebec’s social cohesion, and harkens back to the era of "La Grande Noirceur."

The government needs to better explain its mega-investments — from the Big O roof to the Northvolt project — if it wants Quebecers to buy in.

QS contends the road to Quebec independence will be built by convincing young people who experienced neither the 1980 nor 1995 referendums.

The minister responsible for relations with English-speaking Quebecers seems ill-prepared, or unwilling, to act on issues that matter to them.

Political donations are "absolutely necessary" for new candidates on the municipal scene to make themselves known, they say.

From "Pastagate" to the government&#39s new tuition regime, language controversies attract the wrong kind of international attention.

Quebec teachers should not have to depend on strike actions or labour negotiations to get the classroom help they desperately need.

From flights to car rentals to accommodations, it seems everything is designed to make you wish you stayed home.

"We’re on the front lines, we’re the social safety net for the province right now, and we’ve been saying for years there’s a housing crisis.”

The former city executive committee chairperson is seeking $1.6 million for reports she says contain "several factual errors and omissions."