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The CAQ leader has gone from the most popular premier in Canada to the least. Has his bag of tricks run dry?

By announcing it will invoke closure on Bill 15, this government has shown its unwilling to listen.

It seems nothing anglicizes Quebec more than ensuring English services to those who already speak … English.

I got to know him personally. He has the stature and credibility to push back on harmful government policies. His silence is disappointing.

The party isn’t set to fill the void until 2025. As the PQ surges, taking the long road might prove to be an error.

In the PR war for Quebecers support, the premier has shot himself in the foot with recent decisions that have damaged his credibility.

Mainly cloudy with a 40-per-cent chance of flurries or rain showers in the morning.  

Before the upsurge in the use of anti-obesity medications, people were advised to move more and eat less. But the results were disappointing.

In a recent column, I raised the notion of a bilingual city-state. It touched a nerve. We need to keep that conversation going.

As of Oct. 14, more than 198,600 Ukrainians have come to Canada on a three-year emergency visa program.