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Montreal Gazette
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Canadian politics is becoming as nervous and nail-biting as Quebec politics.
Mayor Valérie Plante recently presented her requests of campaigning federal leaders. But the needs of cities go well beyond electoral promises.
This year's annual Trottier Public Science Symposium will take a deep dive into the science of aging.
One thing that can’t be said is that the return of the Bloc means the revival of the Quebec independence movement.
Precipitation is only one of the numerous climate science challenges that urgently require further research.
Some feel disenfranchised when it comes to voting, others feel apathy. We cannot afford to feel either.
If the result is what polls suggest, Quebec issues will loom large in the next federal government, just as they have in this election.
Ending this entrenched and longstanding problem requires bold actions. Here are three proposals.
The iconic sex therapist, author and broadcaster is coming to Montreal to deliver two lectures, including a free one on 'Sex After 50.'
We are pleased elections would continue in the English system, but there are several reasons for concern about Bill 40, APPELE-Quebec says.
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