It does not matter what other Canadians think about Parti Québécois Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon's move to exclude the province's lieutenant-governor from his cabinet's swearing-in ceremony. What matters is whether Quebeckers see it as a petty politic... See more
The surprise blowout box-office hit of 2026 in France is a two-part epic biopic of General Charles de Gaulle that has drawn more than six million French moviegoers. Running more than five hours in total, the two films – La Bataille de Gaulle: Résistance a... See more
Last month, Pope Leo XIV drew hundreds of thousands of Catholics and non-Catholics alike to an open-air mass in the heart of Paris that showed off France's best face to the world. The event – part spectacle, part sacrament – went off without a hitch despi... See more
Four years ago, as the Coalition Avenir Québec rolled over the competition to win 90 of the National Assembly's then 125 seats, the Parti Québécois looked like a spent force. The sovereigntist 'party of a generation' had its worst election result since it... See more
Chronique | Le mystère Carney Décidément, les Québécois ne se lassent pas de Mark Carney. Plus d’un an après son arrivée au pouvoir, le premier ministre fédéral demeure, de loin, la personnalité politique la plus populaire au Québec. Avec un taux d’appréc... See more
