A good week for Islamophobia in Quebec
Islamophobia isn’t unique to Quebec, but it’s mainly here that certain news outlets gladly publish hateful rhetoric.
Islamophobia isn’t unique to Quebec, but it’s mainly here that certain news outlets gladly publish hateful rhetoric.
A homeless man got a curfew fine, public health admits there’s no science there and the province remains unwilling to address where most COVID outbreaks are happening.
Outrage over hypocritical politicians and Covidiots collecting CRSB is understandable, but not necessarily justified.
We spoke to CDN/NDG mayor Sue Montgomery and her chief of staff Annalisa Harris about the truth behind allegations of a “toxic environment” in the borough office.
A rundown of the annus horribilis.
We spoke to Henry Zavriyev about his lucky find and generous act.
We spoke to anglos who (actively) support the protection of the French language, cementing the fact that language debates are a thing of the past.
The provincial government’s authorization of family gatherings for four days over Christmas left religious minorities feeling slighted.
A French translation of this week’s editorial.
Gotcha journalism may get clicks, but it doesn’t protect French or ease decades-old tensions over divisive language politics.