Robert Libman

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

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.

Legislation of this nature tends to shine a light on differences and further deepen divisions.

Quebec anglophones are among the strongest supporters of the Canadian flag, and yet feel betrayed by the federal government time and again.

Charles Milliard is charismatic, telegenic, perfectly bilingual and comes off as a reasoned thinker, not a populist firebrand.

There will be changes in the political landscape at all levels of government.

With apologies to Clement Clarke Moore.

After some levity as the National Assembly prepared to recess, Legault raised familiar alarms — one dangerous, one legitimate.