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PoliticsThe epic collapse of Quebec separatismThe enemies of the sovereignty movement aren’t the Liberals, immigrants or any of the PQ’s bogeymen: It’s the march of time
PoliticsPhilippe Couillard is Harper’s man in the National AssemblyWhy the PM would do well to reach out to the incoming Quebec premier
OttawaBig Quebec, little QuebecWells: The party of hope often wins in Quebec. This year, that’s not the PQ
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