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Xenophobia and secularist ideas are wiser

I’ve read a lot of drivel in my time, much of it undoubtedly from my own pen, but Dr. Lugosi’s meandering 07 April QC-T commentary entitled Missing the “Mark” (on …

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14 April 2010Community, Politics, QCT Online, QCT Online ArchivesCommunity, PoliticsQCT Archive

City weighs Morrin Centre contribution

The city is still weighing what kind of contribution it will make towards completing renovations at the Morrin Centre. City Councilwoman Michele Morin Doyle said the Morrin Centre file is …

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14 April 2010Community, Politics, QCT Online, QCT Online ArchivesCommunity, PoliticsQCT Archive

Canada’s Prisoner of Conscience

Canada has reached a new milestone in jailing David Little, whose crime is to keep inviolate his conscience. Little is now Canada’s famous prisoner of conscience, joining the likes of …

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14 April 2010Community, Politics, QCT Online, QCT Online ArchivesCommunity, PoliticsQCT Archive

Same hospital, different treatment

A few years ago on April 14, I arrived at the Bowen’s hospital in Sherbrooke for a cat-scan. When I asked the employee at the reception how to get to …

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7 April 2010Community, Politics, QCT Online, QCT Online ArchivesCommunity, PoliticsQCT Archive

Listen up

The tumult and the shouting have died; Clothilde Rapaille has left for parts unknown, licking his wounds and updating his CV, our Mayor has made his peace with the members …

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Missing the “Mark” on the question of the burqa and the niqab

The tempest over Bill 94 in the Quebec Legislature may be far more sinister than a simple question of discrimination or gender emancipation, for the proposed law is at its …

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7 April 2010Community, Politics, QCT Online, QCT Online ArchivesCommunity, PoliticsQCT Archive

Will Ann Coulter dare take on tyrannical Canadian hate speech laws?

The Ann Coulter debacle should have never occurred.  At least one good thing has happened.  Canadians are re-examining the issue of free speech, and decent debate has been ignited by …

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31 March 2010Community, Politics, QCT Online, QCT Online ArchivesCommunity, PoliticsQCT Archive

Five bucks could save us a lot!

    Once again we are starting to hear about problems with our health care system. People dying because of waiting lists and people being neglected in hallways. Sad but true. …

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10 March 2010Politics, QCT Online, QCT Online ArchivesPoliticsQCT Archive

Home buying a good investment in Québec

According to the 17th Annual RBC Homeownership Survey, 90 per cent of Quebec residents believe that buying a house or condominium is a good investment, with 26 per cent saying …

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Lawyers salivating over governments’ sin taxes

In 2001, a class action suit was brought by 120,000 problem gamblers in Quebec. They demanded that the costs of treating their addiction be covered by Loto-Quebec – the quasi-crown …

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