Martin Patriquin

Mario Beaulieu is practically unelectable, writes Martin Patriquin —but in the face of a financial crisis, that’s the least of the party’s worries

Bill 60 may have been deservedly punted, but the larger issue of identity in Quebec has hardly gone away

’We have to remember that he was a guy who loved life.’

With an aging population and massive debt to handle, it could be a case of déjà vu for the Quebec premier

A man the city still needed died too soon, writes Martin Patriquin

In his quest to conquer Ontario, the federal Liberal leader risks losing fellow Quebecers

Martin Patriquin with more on questionable practices in candidate nominations

It has a reputation of being a wine hinterland. But Quebec’s 30-year-old industry is finally growing–almost despite itself

Quebec’s francophone universities should take a page from the controversial changes

Only 20 per cent of physicians say they’d participate in euthanasia. That’s only one of the complications.