Robert Libman: New parties merit respect; so do those who vote for them
When minorities in Quebec feel their voices aren’t being heard, they should not be shamed for considering the alternatives.
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When minorities in Quebec feel their voices aren’t being heard, they should not be shamed for considering the alternatives.
The new provincial Canadian Party of Quebec (CaPQ), led by Colin Standish of the Task Force on Linguistic Policy, which itself was formed to fight Quebec's new language law Bill
Standish says the party will "provide a new avenue for Quebecers to articulate how they’re feeling about the current malaise in Quebec."
When tech talent can go anywhere, we cannot afford to impose obstacles. This is one clear example of nationalist politics conflicting with reality.
Those of us who were involved in politics in the late 1980s and 1990s have seen this before. There are lessons to learn from this period.