Yesterday, after the close of the province’s long-awaited summit on higher education, demonstrators took to the streets to protest the Parti Québécois’ plan to index tuition. Cult MTL photographer Cindy Lopez was on hand to capture what unfolded.
Today, hundreds, if not thousands, of students are expected to meet at Square Victoria to protest the government’s summit on higher education. Follow our live feed of today’s demonstration.
After months of waiting, the meeting that many marches wrought is here: the Parti Québécois-organized Summit on Higher Education.
Did you miss the craziness of 2012? This week, City Hall got raided by Quebec’s anti-corruption squad and an Italian eatery got raided by the language cops. Plus, a famously aggressive police officer got checked into the psych ward and Mr. Sidewalk’s Charbonneau Commission testimony provided some comic relief.
Quebecers are feeling more religious, anglos are feeling marginalized and the guy we sent into space is doing his job by reading Reddit. It’s the Monday news round-up.
Wondering WTF happened this week? In this week’s Wednesday-thru-Friday round-up, we’ve got doomsday scenarios of various sorts, Monsieur Trottoir, student unrest and more.
The Pope blows this popsicle stand, tanning salons start carding, education summit a lesson in being weirdly evasive and more, in this week’s Monday news round-up.
Wondering WTF happened this week? In today’s Wednesday-thru-Friday round-up, we’ve got dinosaur coins, quotable dudes and news on a sophisticated maple syrup heist.
Farewell, penny — but hey, at least we can look forward to hoverboards. The future’s looking bright in today’s news round-up (except for the Quebec Liberal party)!
Wondering WTF happened this week? In this week’s Wednesday-thru-Friday round-up, we’ve got Pauline Marois’s meeting with Stephen Harper, Montreal’s integrity squad, a unique real estate proposition and more.
