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Habs’ Language Issue Puts a Bad Taste in Fans’ Mouths
While the Montreal Canadiens have an obligation to their market, they shouldn’t be obligated to hire a French-speaking coach. Instead of language, the focus should be on winning. Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle, Sports
Tagged coach, French, Habs, language, Montreal Canadiens, NHL, quebec
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Jack Layton – Right Person, Wrong Party, Perfect Combo
Jack Layton, at the helm of another party, likely would have been Prime Minister — but he wouldn’t have been able to be Jack. Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged federal election, federal politics, Jack Layton, NDP, New Democratic Party, quebec
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What’s in a Nation?
Bestowing nationhood may be part of the solution, but also part of the problem, facing Quebec nationalism. Continue reading
Posted in Politics (Menard Communications Archive)
Tagged nation, quebec, separatism
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Hunting for the Elusive Quebec Conservative
Searching for evidence that the Conservative Party is truly enjoying a resurgence in Quebec. Continue reading
The Mystery of the One-Way Highway
Examining a mystery that has plagued estranged Montrealers for generations — why the highway into Ontario only works one way, receiving visits to, but never from, Montreal. Continue reading
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Tagged 401, friends, London, Montreal, ontario, quebec, travel
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