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Podcast

Apr 15, 2019

Supporting refugees in a small Quebec border town

Talking Radical Radio

Frances Ravensbergen talks about the migrant justice group Bridges Not Borders, based in a small Quebec town near an irregular border crossing commonly used by refugees entering Canada from the U.S.

News

Apr 11, 2019

My father was a Duplessis orphan

Suzanne Methot

Suzanne Methot's father was one of 20,000 orphaned children confined to psychiatric institutions in Quebec. In this excerpt from her new book, Methot uncovers her father's past.

News

Mar 29, 2019

Will the Quebec government get away with brazenly defying basic human rights?

Karl Nerenberg

Though the new law targets all religious symbols, many believe the goal is to demonize and persecute one identifiable minority group: Muslim women.

Forum topic

Will NDP pressing Trudeau on SNC-Lavalin hurt them in Quebec?

In Quebec, where SNC-Lavalin has operated for more than 100 years, SNC-Lavalin has a chorus of defenders that include the premier, the Opposition and pundits.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/snc-lavalin-quebec-prosecution-1...

So this story is playing quite differently in Quebec.

While NDP has hits new polling low in Quebec.

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canadian politics

Activist Toolkit

Immigrant mental health support organizations in Quebec

3 Minute Action

A list of frontline organizations that support immigrants in Quebec.

News

Jan 28, 2019

Canadian Change Makers: Drunk driving victim asks Quebec judge to compel accused to join her at speaking engagements

Brenda O'Farrell

A woman who wanted to be a police officer before she was mowed down by a drunk driver wants young drivers to hear both devastating sides of the story.

Photos

Nov 13, 2018

Quebec demonstrations call for action on climate change

rabble staff

More than 50,000 people braved cold and snow to walk the streets of Montreal on November 10 in support of "taking the planet to parliament."

Blog

Nov 12, 2018

Quebec's new government putting up barriers to cultural diversity and ignoring the environment

Will Dubitsky

Quebec’s new provincial government is proposing shift on many issue -- from immigration to tolerance and the environment -- and not letting a little hypocrisy get in its way.

Columnists

Oct 12, 2018

How anti-immigrant rhetoric shaped the Quebec election

Monia Mazigh

CAQ leader François Legault and his team ran much of their election campaign on the backs of immigrants, using polarizing language to pit "good immigrants" against "bad immigrants."

In cahoots

Oct 9, 2018

The CAQ: Back to the future

The Quebec election brought one surprise: the election of 10 new members of a young left party, Quebec solidaire, on a radically progressive platform that most social democratic parties would not dare

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