It wasn’t your imagination — the rich really are getting richer, according to new data from Statistics Canada. Plus: Quebec Liberal leadership debates heat up and the PQ gets squirrelly on tuition fees. Here’s your Monday news round-up.
Common-law partners in Quebec get shafted by the Supreme Court of Canada; the Charbonneau Commission is just scratching the surface of corruption in our province; and — surprise! — getting around in NDG is about to suck even more. Here’s your Wednesday-thru-Friday news round-up.
Dawson College student was expelled for revealing security flaw in computer system, the Charbonneau Commission resumes, the Quebec Liberal leadership race is ongoing and five people got injured at gun shows in the U.S. over the weekend — no comment! We’ve got your Monday news round-up right here.
Wondering WTF happened this week? In this week’s Wednesday-thru-Friday round-up, we’ve got that stellar piece of crap “Notre Home,” the Habs buying back their fans’ love and Ste-Agathe kicking the English straight out of its municipal mailings. Yo, what up, Québec?!
Quebec sovereignty movement is back, Scott Gomez is gone, anglos prepare for their imminent escape and more in our Monday news roundup.
Welcome to the shittiest time of year — the roughly four-month stretch between New Year’s and warmer temperatures. We asked, they answered: what’re you doing to deal? And good news! “Say Yes to the Dress” and chronic masturbation are only two of many ways to pass the time!
Wondering WTF happened this week? We’ve got your Wednesday-thru-Friday news roundup — and the latest in alligators, Jean Charest and other slimy, scaly creatures — right here.
Your new $20 bills may be worth nothing to vending machines, but the STM and winter sports industry will gladly take your money.
These stories and columns are among Cult MTL‘s city editors’ favourites from the past year.
To say 2012 was a busy year would be an understatement. Here are the biggest Montreal and Quebec newsmakers of the past 366 days.
