A long day of shouting down your provincial government can really get your blood flowing. Luckily for protesters in Montreal, a new Twitter account is helping those randy protesters continue the banging after their pots and pans have been put away for the night.
#ggi
The casseroles are coming, Canada
Luckily for the Rest of Canada (ROC), there are many quirky and quétaine cultural things that eventually find their way out of the province of Quebec. This week, banging on casseroles in solidarity against the government might be added to that list.
The myth of $325: Maclean’s and the Quebec student strikes
Okay, so maybe it started with $325. But over the last two months it’s clear the Quebec student strike has become about much more than this baseline number that has been op-ed fodder for the last two months. Here’s a breakdown.
American conservative writer wades into Quebec tuition debate just so he can make fun of the French
It’s always a good time when American writers weigh in on Canadian affairs. It’s an even better time when they write for National Review, the once-reputable conservative magazine founded by William F. Buckley.
How the Quebec protests started and how they got out of control
As pundits and editorialists try to pin down who is more “entitled” the actual issues at stake in the Quebec student protest have been ignored. Few have been able to accurately explain the depths of dissent that is months in the making, and its increasing nuance.