In the end, Donnie Brasco didn’t show
Charbonneau commission, fall session: All eyes on Laval’s Gilles Vaillancourt and Montreal’s Gérald Tremblay
Martin Patriquin
Martin Patriquin writes about Quebec and sometimes everything else.
Repeat: The Conservatives aren’t social
MP Stephen Woodworth is proof the Conservatives have moved on
PQ has lost monopoly over sovereignty
Québec Solidaire and Option Nationale won an amount of votes equal to 25 per cent of the PQ vote
Cri de coeur d’un anglo chez nous
Martin Patriquin responds to La Presse’s Yves Boisvert
A bit of background on Mario Beaulieu
His Société-Saint-Jean-Baptiste seems quite fond of xenophobes
Jean Charest: Cut and roll credits
Martin Patriquin explains why losing was the best thing to happen to the Liberal Party of Quebec
PQ in a nutshell: Even in victory, drama and threat of demise
Becoming first female Premier of Quebec is more impressive when one considers just how close Pauline Marois was to political oblivion
The PQ conundrum and the ’S’ word
The PQ’s win has nothing to do with the issue of sovereignty. Martin Patriquin explains why
PQ: English CEGEP and French students not to be mixed
A Quebecer wonders why a PQ government would prevent her from learning English
The PQ, identity and the Front National
The Parti Québécois garners praise from France’s notorious anti-immigration party