Martin Patriquin

An irreplaceable voice in Quebec, he both possessed political power and derived obvious joy in chronicling the pursuit of it

Comedian Mike Ward’s joke about a 12-year old has landed him in court and put a brand of very edgy comedy on trial

The far-right French leader brought her outrage to La Belle Province—a place that knows a thing or two about the politics of fear

Quebec’s former deputy premier attacked Maclean’s for its coverage of corruption in Quebec. She is one of seven now facing fraud charges.

The province’s economy is in free fall, it has more deaths than births and an ugly language war to rival Quebec’s

A new research institute will ’show the advantages of independence’. It’s hard to see what it could possibly add to the old argument.

Quebec is, rightly, scrubbing Claude Jutra’s name from the record. Why have other accused stars escaped such scrutiny?

New reforms to the French language say its speakers should end use of the circumflex in some words. Purists aren’t happy.

By suggesting there is nuance to the use of blackface, Normand Brathwaite committed the ultimate faux pas: critiquing while black.

Michel Drapeau says Lucy DeCoutere would have fared worse under a military tribunal