Robert Libman

Getting swept up in the Canadiens’ surge is good for our psyche. It’s also a lesson about how much more agreeable life can be when we’re united, rooting for the same goal.

Let’s face it: It’s politically incorrect in this country to support the rights or concerns of Quebec’s English-speaking community.

Despite some economic heavyweights in the CAQ government, politics too often eclipse sound economic judgment.

With Conservative Pierre Poilievre slipping in the polls, it’s easy to imagine him swinging at Liberal Mark Carney with even more vitriol.

While most pundits assume the separatist Parti Québécois will handily win Monday’s byelection, the current surge of Canadian patriotism could eat into their vote.

From one fiasco to another, this government doesn’t have a strong track record of due diligence.

Despite Turner’s impressive credentials, he struggled in a debate to defend his predecessor’s actions.

Montreal’s new French language office is an added layer of bureaucracy

Latest poll shows nothing can be taken for granted in politics — especially polls.

Since his tariff threat was so effective in getting us to scurry in deploying border initiatives, expect Trump to keep waving the tariff sledgehammer.