Showing posts with label government. Show all posts
Showing posts with label government. Show all posts
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...
Anti-War Protest in Montreal as Iran-Israel Peace Movement is Ignored by Media
The current conflict in Iran and Israel has been on everyone’s lips these past few days as more bombings take place, despite an ignored ...
A House Divided as Language Laws Surface to Company Names
Language laws have always been a major importance in Quebec. Now things are being taken to a new level as certain American companies estab...
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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, ...
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