Tag: Quebec

• Crumbling Bloc?

  Watching the Bloc Québécois over the past decade is a little like watching a bullfight. You know that the bull is going to die, but not on what particular charge. … Keep reading »

  Canada  •  September 17, 2008  •  Peter Graefe

• Canada, Quebec and the Left: Outflanked Again?

  The surprise Conservative motion recognizing that the “Québécois form a nation within a united Canada” and the unexpected selection of Chrétien protégé, technocrat and Clarity Act point man Stéphane Dion … Keep reading »

  Canada, Theory  •  February 1, 2007  •  Nathan Rao
• 

  A “Québécois Nation”? Harper Fuels an Important Debate

  The House of Commons voted on November 27 to support a Tory government motion that “the Québécois form a nation within a united Canada.” What does it mean? And why … Keep reading »

  Canada, Theory  •  December 18, 2006  •  Richard Fidler
• 

  PQ’s rightward shift opens space for new left party in Quebec

  Ten years after the 1995 Quebec referendum on sovereignty, with its razor-thin victory for the No side, and 25 years since the first referendum, mass media and academics alike have … Keep reading »

  Canada  •  November 5, 2005  •  Richard Fidler