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theglobeandmail.com » The Globe and Mail - Quebec News - 12 hours ago
Marcos Simard turned 21 yesterday. A bright, engaging young man, he is dressed in a dark suit and patterned tie, chatting with a composure that belies his youth, in a room with one telephone, one computer and …
theglobeandmail.com » The Globe and Mail - Quebec News - 12 hours ago
RailPower Technologies Corp. postponed yesterday the completion of its new assembly plant in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Que., which was initially planned for completion in the first quarter of next year. The hybrid …
theglobeandmail.com » The Globe and Mail - Quebec News - 12 hours ago
No strategy in Quebec politics has proved its worth in rhetorical flourish more than the well-worn formula of portraying your adversaries as the local deputies of an outsider agenda.
dominionpaper.ca » The Dominion: All Stories - Oct 6, 2008
Barriere Lake Algonquins peacefully blockade highway 117: Community loses patience with broken agreements and coup d'etat on Algonquin territory Brief description: After exhausting all political avenues, the …
Also tagged: blockade, aboriginal rights, indigenous rights, barriere lake, native rights, resistance2010, algonquin territory
planetizen.com » Planetizen - Urban Planning, Design and Development Network - Oct 6, 2008
Christopher Hume looks at the welcoming power of benches in seating-heavy Montreal, and argues that other cities need to take the simple step of planting more benches to make urban areas more lively and attractive …
Also tagged: architecture, montreal, landscape architecture, benches, public space, the toronto star, land use
theglobeandmail.com » The Globe and Mail - Quebec News - Oct 6, 2008
A friend of mine, a demographer who teaches at Universite de Montreal, once gave me a quick lesson in Demography 101 - which turns out to be very useful, especially at election time.
theglobeandmail.com » The Globe and Mail - Quebec News - Oct 6, 2008
I like it that Margaret Atwood (Atwood Rallies Anti-Tory Votes By Backing Bloc - Oct. 4) would prefer a minority government after the votes are counted. However, voting for a party that wishes to break up the country …
ledevoir.com » Le fil de presse du Devoir - Oct 3, 2008
Mario Dumont a sans doute été un peu piqué d'apprendre que le premier ministre avait accepté de rencontrer Pauline Marois pour discuter du contenu de la motion sur le rapatriement des pouvoirs en matière de culture et …
theglobeandmail.com » The Globe and Mail - Quebec News - Oct 3, 2008
Quebec Premier Jean Charest is no Woodrow Wilson, but like the former U.S. president, he's got his Fourteen Points.Mr. Wilson introduced his Fourteen Points 10 months before the end of the First World War. They became …
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Celine Dion Drives Her '87 Plymouth Sundance Right Up The Tallest Building In Montreal! [Classic Ad Watch]jalopnik.com » Jalopnik - Oct 2, 2008 It turns out that Céline Dion really did make French-language Chrysler commercials back in the 80s, and here's another one allegedly featuring the future superstar. Thrill as she hoons that '87 Sundance right up the … Also tagged: canada, celebrities, chrysler, sundance, 1980s, plymouth, celine dion, montreal, classic ad watch, 1987, 1987 plymouth sundance |