30 Years of resistance in Montreal
Last week, 250 people marched in an annual demonstration. It was peaceful, despite trends of escalating violence on the part of Quebec police.
Reporting, essays and useful observations from across the publication.
Last week, 250 people marched in an annual demonstration. It was peaceful, despite trends of escalating violence on the part of Quebec police.
Il suffit d’affirmer que certaines actions doivent être entreprises dès maintenant au Québec, et non pas plus tard : un système de santé défaillant, des routes inadéquates, une crise mondiale et un recul de la démocratie peuvent rapidement se transformer en une véritable situation d’urgence.
Suffice to say, something needs to be done in Quebec now, not later– a failing health care system, roads that don’t work, all while being in a global emergency and a backsliding democratic state– these could snowball into a true state of emergency.
Some members of the staff are donating to the trip.
I'm switching website hosting.
We aren't ready. Progress is slow, our medical system is splintering, and we might not be able to produce enough vaccines.
Reflections on the book "Democracy's Second Act."
With no good messaging around Iran and constant waffling, his overseas trip was overshadowed with bad press.
Let's talk about the debate, and some serious flaws that I remarked upon. This is an op ed/analysis.
Please read this and answer the poll questions! This is helping me shape the direction of the work I'm doing.
Gab and Isaac talk about this week's news