McGill has always been on the wrong side of history
Observations from Montreal
Quebec plans to cut Montreal commuter trains by over 50%, another backward move by the CAQ
“That such an idea would even be considered in 2024 is indicative of broader problems of perspective regarding public transit that bedevil our society.”
Without Twitter, Canadians get to choose their prime minister
Observations from Montreal
Democrats didn’t learn from their mistakes — Canada’s progressive parties have no excuse
Observations from Montreal
Merci Val
Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante announced today that she won’t seek a third term in the next municipal election in Nov. 2025.
Ignorance isn’t bliss: Pierre Poilievre can’t hide from foreign interference
“Trudeau has given Poilievre ample opportunities to clean house and spare his own MPs a trial by media, but now it’s time to call his bluff.”
Montreal needs a total ban on all VRBOs, and an anti-slumlord task force
An Old Montreal building that burned down today, resulting in fatalities and injuries, is owned by the former proprietor of the building where seven people died in a fire in Airbnb rental units in March 2023.
La Tulipe: The City of Montreal needs to fix this
Montreal music venue La Tulipe announced yesterday that they are closing following a Quebec Court of Appeal decision to force them to silence their sound system.
Memo to François Legault: Mêle-toi de tes affaires
The premier has urged the Bloc Québécois to bring down the Trudeau government next week, following the Bloc’s decision to vote against the Conservatives’ non-confidence motion.
Pierre Poilievre’s silence on Russian right-wing propaganda in Canada is deafening
Observations from Montreal