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A potential leadership bid by Montreals former mayor could give the provincial party the visibility and spark it desperately needs.

Premier François Legault’s populist agenda contradicts the openness and modernization that drove social and economic reform.

The future leaders of Quebec I’ve had the chance to meet are overwhelmingly open, tolerant and respectful of differences.

If the PQ remains solid, François Legault will continue his assault on English to outflank his rivals. If his poll numbers rise, he will believe his measures have been working.

If Quebecs linguistic minority was unsettled by the passage of Bill 96 last year, 2023 was a whole new obstacle course of aggravation and outrage.

But members are told salary issues must still be settled in order to avoid an unlimited general strike of the common front at the beginning of 2024.

The X in Xmas is not just a quick and trendy way to abbreviate each and every holiday season, its a seasoned pro in the game.

Called the "poison apple" in the 19th century, its toxicity was later debunked and is now known to have numerous health benefits.

The only thing wrong with Christmas today is that it takes place so early in winter.