Martin Patriquin

Why winning seats in Quebec won’t be easy for anyone.

With shrinking coffers and membership, the Bloc Québécois is returning to its militant roots to fight for sovereignty—and survival

A boutique brand aims to give medical marijuana the white-glove, apothecary-chic treatment

In reaction to a recent Maclean’s story, the NDP leader says never. A new source says he didn’t dismiss the idea.

Talks with the PMO in 2007 about a job broke down over money, sources say. Mulcair says it was different sticking point.

The final act of the Bloc Québécois’ once and future king begins. But here’s why history, there for the writing, probably won’t be penned.

A class action lawsuit against the wealthy burgh claims as many as 70 boys were abused by a former employee

Martin Patriquin on the life’s work of Jacques Parizeau, sovereignty’s fierce architect

Like his father before him, MacKay showed how deferring to one’s superiors is a fantastic way of gaining and retaining power

’Merchant of hate.’ ’Charlatan.’ Leading Muslim voice? How former terror suspect Adil Charkaoui has become a go-to spokesman for his people