Allison Hanes

Faced with Donald Trump’s annexation threats, Canadians are not only choosing our next government — we’re demonstrating that we alone shall determine our fate.

A recent appeal court decision preserving English school boards is a rare bright spot.

In the midst of a trade war and threats of Canada’s annexation, Montreal political and business leaders will gather next month to confront the existential challenge we can’t avoid.

There is a whole lot of heartbreak, disappointment and outrage this week among those affiliated with FACE and the Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital.

Defending Bill 96 against U.S. trade barrier talk is not incompatible with vetting by the Supreme Court of Canada.

A few ideas on how Quebec could achieve state neutrality in a more constructive way.

Promised funding for a west-end tramway to Lachine is conspicuously absent from the 2025-26 Quebec budget — a slap in the face for Mayor Valérie Plante and a betrayal of Montrealers.

Bill 94, created specifically for schools, ratchets up exclusion and risks backfiring.

With a federal election campaign now underway, Liberals and Conservatives are looking to ride a wave of patriotic pride to office. But Quebec nationalists could yet play spoiler.

The number of employees in the Health Ministry and Santé Québec combined has grown, while nurses and orderlies are losing their jobs due to budget cuts.