Robert Libman

Libman: Just back from Paris, where English signs are all the fashion

Libman: Against the ropes, can Legault go the distance?

Libman- Montreal’s new language guidelines disconnected from reality

Rulebook reeks of disrespect and relegates a large community that is part of the city’s historic fabric into a category that municipal employees must now treat with caution.

The premier and his CAQ government are sinking so quickly, it’s hard to fathom how rearranging the cabinet chairs will in any way change their fortunes.

Libman- Called to testify in SAAQclic scandal, Legault faces Titanic test

Seeing the CAQ government or language watchdog backtrack on many recent dust-ups is a lesson about not being a pushover.

Libman: Do we need to police the language police?

Libman: Is another gut-wrenching Quebec sovereignty referendum on tap?

The byelection win by the Parti Québécois in Arthabaska is another indication that the separatist party is cementing itself as the prevailing choice of Quebecers.