Robert Libman

Quebec's bar association sounds the alarm on Bill 9. The minister's response is typical of the CAQ government.

Libman: A worrying erosion of the rule of law — on both sides of the border

Little will change until those responsible for the public purse are compelled to guard taxpayer dollars like their own.

Libman: Let's make it less easy to spend other people's money

By acknowledging the risks of holding a referendum in the current climate, is the PQ leader making a case for keeping Quebec in Canada?

Libman: PSPP paints himself into a corner on sovereignty

It's shameful and demeaning that the use of this inclusive greeting in areas with many non-francophones sparks any controversy whatsoever.

Surely, politicians at all levels of government can do more to challenge the status quo as Montrealers, Quebecers and Canadians are being pummelled.

Bill 21 challenge reminds us that charters of rights are meant to serve as a blueprint for governments to respect, and for courts to protect.

Despite recent gains, Charles Milliard's party continues to lag among francophone voters. How will he fill that gap?