Martin Patriquin

Canadiens legend celebrated by family, friends, players and politicians

Montrealers talk about their ties to hockey legend Jean Béliveau

On a Montreal team known for myth-making he was one of the greatest—spanning two radically different eras of hockey without changing a bit

There’s been progress in the years since the shooting at École Polytechnique. But whatever happened to the Firearms Act?

Philippe Couillard raises the rates — and some hackles. Quebec bureau chief Martin Patriquin measures the fallout.

He will almost certainly take the leadership of the PQ, but he is a flawed politician in a troubled party, writes Martin Patriquin

Why changing the racial make-up of police forces won’t solve the dangers facing young black men in America

Gabriella Coleman’s meticulously researched account of the hacker group that escapes definition

Claim alleges harassment from a workplace colleague, and a “sexist and misogynist attitude” from MP Sylvain Chicoine

The lawyer, journalist and provocateur on the Islamic State, attacks on Canada, and the U.S. after 9/11