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Quebec Election 2014 Platform Comparison
caq |
Culture |
Economy |
Education |
Election 2014 |
Francois Legault |
Francoise David |
Healthcare |
Identity |
Pauline Marois |
phillippe couillard |
plq |
pq |
quebec solidaire |
Separation |
Taxes
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Elections are a chance to choose a vision for Quebec.This comparison includes the major parties' stances on the issues they think matt...
The Return of Sex Education in Quebec High Schools?
With recent stories in the media such as Rehteah Parsons’ suicide after a photo of her rape emerged in her high school, causing the teenage...
March 22nd: One Year Later, What It Was Like to Be There
Education |
Families |
freedom of speech |
gabriel nadeau dubois |
gazette |
government |
jean charest |
liberal party |
line beauchamp |
michelle courchesne |
quebec elections history |
quebec politics |
student movement
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One year ago today the province saw its citizens stop behaving as bystanders toward issues in its society, by turning into those wh...
Student Groups Show Discontent toward PQ Government Regarding Tuition
They were on strike for six months. Many were targeted by the media for speaking up. Now it seems that no matter the political group, the re...
2012 in Review
Accountability |
charbonneau commission |
corruption scandal |
Economy |
Education |
Featured |
Law 101 |
quebec student movement |
Tuition
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Who says Quebec politics is boring? For the first time in nearly a decade, the Parti Quebecois have taken back the National Assembly and t...
PQ Backtrack on Redesign of Law 101
The PQ government is set to break another promise, one concerning language law. In the election campaign, Pauline Marois said she wanted t...
Charest was Aware Universities are not Underfunded
After months of protests, disinformation from the media, and mass police brutality which sent shockwaves of footage all across the world, ...
Questioning the Judicial System: Judge in Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois' Case is Ex-Liberal Candidate
Canada-Quebec Relations |
candidate |
classe |
Education |
elections 2012 |
Francophone |
freedom of speech |
gabriel nadeau dubois |
judge |
Justice |
liberal party |
quebec |
rights |
student movement
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W hile poster-boy hockey players are bickering over contract issues, and our American neighbors are heading to the polls with Obama hoping f...
The Historical Night that Changed Quebec, as Charest says "Au Revoir"
Education |
elections 2012 |
Families |
new governement parti quebecois pauline marois leo bureau blouin |
parti liberal quebec |
quebec elections
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One evening that will be left in the memories of Quebec citizens is indeed September 4 th 2012, which gave the province their first fema...
For the Love of Owning: How the media affects everyday headlines
Culture |
Education |
elections 2012 |
Francophone |
gazette |
macleans |
media |
media bias |
national post |
quebec student movement |
reality |
Tuition
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In an age where media is as important as eating breakfast, a new fear is building in Quebec over just who will be controlling our love affai...
Former Education Minister Pauline Marois tried to increase tuition
What a politician says one day can rapidly change by the next. While Pauline Marois rides on a wave of support from youth who are angry with...
Quebec Election 2012 Platform Comparison
Accountability |
amir khadir |
Anglophone |
bill 101 |
Canada-Quebec Relations |
caq |
Economy |
Education |
Featured |
Healthcare |
Immigration |
plq |
pq |
quebec solidaire |
sovereignty |
Taxes |
Tuition
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Elections are a chance to choose a vision for Quebec. This comparison will be long, but it is complete and based directly off the content th...
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