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Tag Archives: jean charest
The Bloc’s silent partner (2)
The separatist movement turned out jubilantly on Sunday in Montreal to celebrate the 20th anniversary of that day – Aug. 13, 1990 – when Bloc Québécois Leader Gilles Duceppe was first elected to Parliament. There was reason for the festive … Continue reading
Jean Charest’s last stand
If by some chance you arrived at the Quebec Liberal party convention last weekend after having lived under a rock for several weeks, you’d be forgiven for thinking things were peachy for the provincial party. The mere mention of Premier … Continue reading
Judge’s appointment may fuel Charest’s troubles
When Gatien Fournier was named to the Quebec Court last March, the news scarcely made a ripple. Times have changed as Premier Jean Charest faces a political crisis. Mr. Fournier’s appointment, which will be formalized Wednesday, comes just as Mr. … Continue reading
Gagnon: Jean Charest, under siege
The storm that hit Quebec’s Charest government has the same magnitude, politically speaking, as Iceland’s volcanic eruption. Quite suddenly, a government that was not much liked, yet palatable for most citizens, was hit by a huge wave of hatred and … Continue reading
Revolt brewing behind Quebec Liberals' united front (3)
Quebec Liberals will rally behind leader Jean Charest in a show of force this weekend in the midst of the worst political crisis he’s faced since taking office seven years ago. The applause at the regular party meeting will be … Continue reading
Can the Liberals be replaced?
Many federalists who habitually vote for the Quebec Liberals were disgusted with that party even before former justice minister’s Marc Bellemare’s allegations of influence-peddling. The Liberal government’s seeming proximity to widespread construction-industry sleaze has made them wonder how, even if … Continue reading
Nationalist narcissism on a disgraceful scale
We’re having trouble deciding whether to laugh or cry about Premier Jean Charest’s decision to demand a seat for Quebec at next week’s “friends of Haiti” meeting of foreign ministers, organized by the federal government as a first step toward … Continue reading
Spector dumps on Charest (1)
In Québec, he’s faced with declining polls and a worsening fiscal situation. And Jean Charest is under broad-based attack for refusing to call an inquiry into corruption in the construction industry – amidst intriguing hints about links to party financing. … Continue reading