P-6 BYLAW: QUÉBEC SUPERIOR COURT INVALIDATES THE PROVISION ON MASKS AND RECOGNIZES THE RIGHT FOR SPONTANEOUS PROTESTS TO NOT DISCLOSE AN ITINERARY (Press Release)

P-6 BYLAW: QUÉBEC SUPERIOR COURT INVALIDATES THE PROVISION ON MASKS AND RECOGNIZES THE RIGHT FOR SPONTANEOUS PROTESTS TO NOT DISCLOSE AN ITINERARY (Press Release)

By: Julien Villeneuve, Standing Committee for the Support of Demonstrators (SCSD) Originally published on: June 22 2016 Original French text here: https://www.facebook.com/Anarchopanda/posts/885912131520663 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Montreal, June 22 2016 P-6 BYLAW: QUÉBEC SUPERIOR COURT INVALIDATES THE PROVISION ON MASKS AND RECOGNIZES THE RIGHT FOR SPONTANEOUS PROTESTS TO NOT DISCLOSE AN ITINERARY…

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Obituary – Quebec’s universal public healthcare system (IRSC Research Chair / Health, Policy and Evidence)

Obituary – Quebec’s universal public healthcare system (IRSC Research Chair / Health, Policy and Evidence)

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By: IRSC Research Chair / Health, Policy and Evidence Originally published on: October 29 2015 Original French text here: http://pocosa.ca/2015/10/29/avis-de-deces-systeme-de-sante-universel-public-du-quebec/ 1970 – 2015 R.I.P It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Quebec’s universal public healthcare system today following a lengthy and painful demise. Over the course of its…

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Elections, a theatre of democracy (Huffington Post)

Elections, a theatre of democracy (Huffington Post)

By: Étienne Boudou-Laforce, Paco Lebel, Normand Baillargeon, Guillaume Wagner, Dan Bigras, Jean-François Mercier, Ianik Marcil, Patrick R. Bourgeois, Marc-André Cyr, Frédéric Dubé, Sébastien Trudel, Ken Pereira, Sarah Labarre, Catherine Dorion, Véronique Grenier, Étienne Savignac, Jonathan Durand Folco, Vladimir De Thézier, Brice Dansereau-Olivier, Marie-Laurence Rancourt, Steve E. Fortin,…

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Why school? (Petit Rorqual)

Why school? (Petit Rorqual)

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By: Anonymous Originally published on October 2 2015 Original French text here: https://petitrorqual.wordpress.com/2015/10/02/pourquoi-lecole/#_ftn1 In her book Communal Luxury: The Political Imaginary of the Paris Commune [1] , Kristin Ross lays out the discourses and images of a revolutionary project that she describes as a lived experience of “equality in action”. If the issue was then the…

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The morning after the protest (Le Devoir)

The morning after the protest (Le Devoir)

By: Martine B. Côté, Quebec City Originally published on: October 2 2015 (Letter sent on September 30 2015) Original French text here: http://www.ledevoir.com/politique/quebec/451556/lendemain-de-manifestation Like on every morning after a protest, I’m irate. All through the day, I cringe at each and every mention in the media of “citizens held hostage” and at headlines such as “Teachers play…

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We stand in solidarity with our teachers (Le Devoir)

We stand in solidarity with our teachers (Le Devoir)

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By: Myriam Boileau, Pénélope Dulude-de-Broin et Marie Longpré – grade 10 & 11 students, respectively, as well as all members of the Association militante des élèves du secondaire (AMES) [High School Activist Student Association] Originally published on: September 30 2015 Original French text here: http://www.ledevoir.com/societe/education/451278/nous-sommes-solidaires-de-nos-enseignants Photo:…

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2.5 million axed from the Conseil des arts budget: an unprecedented cut (Voir)

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By: The Voir web team Originally published on June 23, 2015 Original French text here: http://voir.ca/nouvelles/2015/06/23/le-budget-du-conseil-des-arts-ampute-de-25-millions-une-coupe-sans-precedent/ Photo: Hélène David, Minister of Culture & Communication, as well as Minister responsible for the protection and promotion of the French language / Credit: The Liberal Party of Québec This morning,…

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Hostility and Confusion (Le Journal de Montréal)

By: Domonique Scali
Originally published on: April 10, 2015
Original French text here: http://www.journaldemontreal.com/2015/04/10/hostilite-et-confusion

QMI Photo Agency, JOËL LEMAY | Police officers and protesters exchanges “pleasantries” throughout the evening.

The protest last night in Montreal unfolded amidst confusion and hostility, as had been the case all week.

Several hundred students…

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Fuck it all! (Le Devoir)

By: Sébastien Jean
Published on: April 10, 2015
Original French text here: http://www.ledevoir.com/societe/actualites-en-societe/437086/fuck-toute

A generation of spoiled brats, as the saying goes. A generation saddled with debt that will probably not have a pension, will retire at 74, have a 50-year mortgage, life-long precarious employment, a slowly privatising healthcare system and a…

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When The Masks Come Off (Journal de Montréal)

By: Josée Legault
Originally published on April 9, 2015
Original French text here: http://www.journaldemontreal.com/2015/04/09/quand-les-masques-tombent

PHOTO LE JOURNAL DE QUÉBEC, SIMON CLARK

The images were spectacular. Massive property damages. Masked students running rampant. A pavilion ransacked. Riot police called in for reinforcement by UQAM’s administration. The perfect recipe for…

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