Martin Patriquin

Hospitality students are at your beck and call at the ITHQ, a Montreal school funded by the Quebec government

After 300 witnesses and 3,000 documents filed over 263 days, Charbonneau delivers a report that cannot be allowed to gather dust

Syria may be a security risk, but there is a historical precedent and rationale for welcoming its refugees

The problem with men’s rights groups and the frustrating tendency to banish all things that seem distasteful

A poster for the festival, as well as the festival itself, destroy the cliché that Arab culture is a desert of bloody austerity

In Montreal, Justin Trudeau’s victory surprised many Liberals—save for Justin Trudeau himself

What was missing from Stephen Harper’s latest Quebec rally—and why it meant so much

An unexpected four-way race has broken out. Even the once-dead Bloc has emerged as a potential kingmaker.

The party’s promises of new investments—from national daycare to health care—is as much a campaign tool as a platform

The NDP’s path to power relies on Quebec voters. They appear to be suddenly jumping ship.