Martin Patriquin

After millions in grants and loans, Quebec start-up PurGenesis created just three jobs

The Supreme Court of Canada ruled on the “Lola and Eric” case today, upholding Quebec’s Civil Code as it applies to married...

The chief’s approach cheapened the Idle No More movement, writes Martin Patriquin

Martin Dumont’s on-tape confession highlights the steamroller-like nature of the Charbonneau commission

Away from the TV lights and political drama, a shattered community struggles to carry on

The inside story of the man at the centre of the storm

Martin Patriquin on the dizzying euphoria of shooting guns and the bloody-mindedness of the NRA

There’s something off putting, even gross, about politicians using a heinous crime as a soapbox. That is exactly what James Moore...

Here, posted without comment, is the Globe’s Rhéal Séguin ’s typically concise explanation of the rather bonkers part of the...

The Costa Concordia wasn’t the only vessel to make waves this year