A few miles from Mr. Cook, at Adam’s Basin, on the Rochester and Niagara Falls division of the Central Railroad, lives Alexander Milliner, fourth of the survivors visited. Mr. Milliner …

Let’s face it. Politicians are like so many cans of baked beans on the grocery store shelf. They’ve all got a certain shelf life, with a more or less pre-ordained …

On March 25, the government of Jean Charest announced Bill 94, an act that would prevent women wearing the niqab from accessing hospitals, daycares, schools, universities, and other public services, …

A new support program has taken root to help promote and develop Canada’s French- and English-speaking minority communities. With two official language groups sprinkled across the country, the newly-launched Language …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …