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Robert Libman: An impressive performance by Dominique Anglade - Vimarsana News

Robert Libman: An impressive performance by Dominique Anglade

In this Thursday’s debate, anglophone community concerns were articulated loudly and passionately by the Liberal leader. Skeptics may see it as a political move, but it certainly was nice to hear that message on that stage.

Côte St. Luc inaugurates the Max Margles Children's Library - Vimarsana News

Côte St. Luc inaugurates the Max Margles Children's Library

Côte St. Luc inaugurated the newly named Max Margles Children’s Library at the Bernard Lang Civic Centre, following a $500,000 donation by his wife Roslyn Margles for children’s library programming.

Opinion: New parties would have been wise to join forces - Vimarsana News

Opinion: New parties would have been wise to join forces

Perhaps it is quixotic in this age of identity politics to expect one party to appeal to a reasonably representative cross-section of the voting public.

Colin Standish, the quintessential anglo, seeks to unify and 'take back Quebec' - Vimarsana News

Colin Standish, the quintessential anglo, seeks to unify and 'take back Quebec'

Running in the provincial election didn’t feel like a choice, the Canadian Party of Quebec founder says. “It’s been a compulsion."

Quebec election: Two new parties trying to spoil Liberals' chances with anglophones | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Quebec election: Two new parties trying to spoil Liberals' chances with anglophones | iNFOnews

MONTREAL - As Quebec's major political parties duke it out ahead of the Oct. 3 election, a pair of newcomers are trying to capitalize on issues like language and minority rights to steal votes in heavily English-speaking ridings from the struggling Liberals.

Source: infotel.ca