Tom Mulcair: Quebecers want answers, not arrogance
The public is right to push back when the CAQ government touts its "great projects" and treats environmental protections like inconveniences.
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The public is right to push back when the CAQ government touts its "great projects" and treats environmental protections like inconveniences.
This is a Hollywoodized view of the city, which could have easily been shot in a studio.
Fearing they won't be able to meet French language requirements before visas expire, many are moving to other provinces.
If general manager Kent Hughes can finesse a trade for any of his four expensive, unproductive veteran forwards, he truly is a magician.
More than ever, investment has a choice — and the choices beyond this province are as welcoming as they are numerous.