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When Higher Education Minister Pascale Déry dispatched investigators to Dawson and Vanier colleges last December, her stated aim was to ensure the...
Our two national holidays have come and gone, but like most Montrealers I hardly noticed them, which is usually a sign that all’s well in Quebec....
Books and public libraries were my gateways to other worlds as a child. It’s understandable, then, why I’m such a fan of the TD Summer Reading...
Dear Prime Minister Carney: Your reputation for quiet competence, reasoned judgment and steady decisiveness, already tested in your previous major...
Last semester I carried out a little experiment in my Chemistry of Food course. At the end of the last lecture, I handed out a blank sheet of paper...
Another moving day has come and gone in Montreal. There was a time in the not-so-distant past when the annual apartment shuffle was a marker of new...
For a while there, things were going so well. Prime Minister Mark Carney — a.k.a. “the Trump whisperer” — had morphed from critic to texting...
Since we will never be able to fully insulate ourselves from what happens south of the border, we should take a moment to understand why Americans...
This coming Tuesday, politicians across the country will be proclaiming in speeches and on social media that Canada is the greatest country in the...
I was driving home two weeks ago, working my way though a bewildering maze of street festivals separating me from my home. St-Laurent Blvd. was...