Contrary to the official results, only two outgoing MPs kept their seats in Estrie. Christine Labrie of Sherbrooke won the favor of young people, as did Isabelle Charest of Brome-Missisquoi. In addition, the map would be almost entirely interdependent. With

The author is an associate researcher at the Raoul Dandurand Chair, where his work focuses on the study and analysis of American politics. I published last May a text which portrayed the electoral landscape six months before the midterm elections

After 40 years of presence, the Canadian public audiovisual group CBC/Radio Canada announced to close its office in Beijing faced with the impossibility of obtaining a new visa for his correspondent. “There’s no point in keeping an office empty when

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crisis I haven’t been treated for 6 years. Then in 2006 I had a big crisis. I thought the world was ending and I was the messenger that would save it. When my husband came home one day, the apartment

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The proposed voting map change affects the Sherbrooke, Compton – Stanstead, Richmond – Arthabaska, Shefford and Saint-Hyacinthe – Bagot constituencies. More specifically, the Ascot sector at Sherbrooke would run from riding Sherbrooke to Compton-Stanstead. Currently at Shefford, Racine would prefer

The bigger it is, the more it goes, as the saying goes, except here. In the fourth constituency in North America (Quebec and the Atlantic provinces), voters are called to the polls again on October 22, for the fifth time

Permanent residents feel “held hostage” as they have been waiting for their permanent residence card for months. The move, which is meant to feel just like “a piece of plastic,” as one of them put it, comes on top of

A US destroyer and a Canadian frigate crossed the Taiwan Strait on Tuesday (September 20) in a new joint operation aimed at boosting the route’s status as an international waterway. The USS Higgins, an American destroyer and the Canadian frigate