Robert Libman: CAQ focus should have been on policy, not pride
Party likely to form the next government should have been rolling up its sleeves to address Quebecers' priority issues, like health care.
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Party likely to form the next government should have been rolling up its sleeves to address Quebecers' priority issues, like health care.
This province, this country and this city are all weaker today as a result of this new law, and divisions are likely to intensify.
As Bill 96's passage nears, the anglophone community finally seems to be recognizing that if you’re not willing to stand up for yourself, no one else will.
The Canadian Party of Quebec (CaPQ), founded by members of the Exploratory Committee on Political Options, says it is seeking to provide a 'progressive, rights-centred, federalist option' in the upcoming election.
This week's byelection in Marie-Victorin confirmed the CAQ's strong position and shone a harsh light on opposition weaknesses.