In the 2013 Bedford v. Canada decision, the Supreme Court of Canada unanimously struck down three laws aimed at criminalizing ...

Its proposal to hold a referendum on Quebec independence during a first term has failed to stir much passion, and the issue ...

A 15-year-old student lost a hand on Monday picking up a police grenade as part of nationwide protests in France over ...

David Eby’s economics are both further ludicrous and insulting. Ludicrous because Canadian grocery store profits are ...

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The incumbent Coalition Avenir Québec, which was near the top of the polls at the start of the campaign, has fallen to fourth ...

Julia Malott is a contributor to the National Post. Based in Toronto, She is the host of Alotta Thoughts with Julia Malott, a Twitter and YouTube video series exploring the complexity of political ...

Here with our occasional series, Unproductive Conversations, Erin Valois and Kaitlyn McGrath talk about episode five, the fall finale W Network's new season of Hockey Wives will premiere on Wednesday ...

Frances Widdowson, professor, “academic provocateur” and an increasing terror to higher education administrators, is suing ...

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Bouchard is not an isolated case. Outside a retro diner in Plessisville, where St-Pierre Plamondon was busy shaking hands, one white-haired lady who has been voting for the PQ since its foundation ...

This is not about choosing sides in a foreign conflict. It is about restoring peace, order and good government — for ...