The curfew doesn’t work for Montreal, it only shields Legault from criticism
Curfew enforcement scapegoats and shames the public, while virus transmission occurs mainly in places that the province refuses to close.
Quebec politics is still a Boys’ Club
Double standards still seem to excuse and protect men, while women need to be more than exceptional to catch a break.
When irresponsible reporting inspires online hate
François Legault recently spoke out about toxic social media comments that he and other politicians receive. He’s a little late to the conversation.
Can we please make Quebec healthcare more user-friendly?
“If healthcare can’t be accessed in a fair, timely, compassionate and efficient way, it hardly matters that it’s free.”
How ordinary Montrealers are feeding the homeless in unprecedented times
“I couldn’t believe there were so many people on the street who didn’t know when and where their next meal would come from.”
Violence against women: the pandemic within the pandemic
The March 8 Collective and Liberal opposition are asking the CAQ to make good on promises to help women who are suffering.
Age doesn’t determine your relevance, relevance does
Two Golden Globes speeches and a recent Quebec media dispute say a lot about ageism and relevance in acting, politics and beyond.
Some white Quebec media personalities love playing the victim
“Les wokes” are cast as the villains when they’re mostly just people demanding accountability and empathy.
Quebec’s exaggerated censorship crisis and unchecked media bias
François Legault wants to protect our freedom of speech from “woke radicals.”
The Camara case only cements the poor reputation of Montreal police
SPVM leaders are digging their own hole with a smug, arrogant response to criticism of their arrest and harassment of an innocent Black man.