Quebec

Not Rex: Quebec shooting and the reality of right-wing terrorism

This 'Not Rex' commentary exposes the conspiracy to obscure the reality of right-wing hate and terrorism.

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Not Rex: Quebec shooting and the reality of right-wing terrorism

Mourning for Quebec: Attack on PQ victory party leaves one dead

The attack, which left one dead, occurred during the victory speech of premier-elect Pauline Marois.

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Shooting at Pauline Marois Victory Speech

Election Day in Quebec: Is Charest done? Will Quebec Solidaire make surprising gains?

Expect to see more of the red square in Quebec, regardless of election results.

Expect to see more of the red square in Quebec, regardless of today's election results. (Photo: Alexandre Guédon)

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Quebec Solidaire and Montreal's east end, a love story?

PQ on the verge of victory? A look at potential election scenarios

Pauline Marois looks like she's on the verge of becoming premier of Quebec.

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'Caribou hunt' in Quebec: One week until the vote

A conversation with Amir Khadir of Quebec Solidaire

With just over a week until Quebec votes, rabble.ca's correspondent sat down with Amir Khadir of the upstart Quebec Solidaire.

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Amir Khadir: In conversation with Quebec Solidaire's co-spokesperson

Another 22nd, another 'mega manif' in Montreal

Another 'mega manif' took place yesterday with 100,000 people protesting in Montreal. (Photo: Thien V / flickr)

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Tens of thousands march for social justice in Montreal

Night march number 100 in Montreal

The 100th nighttime protest of the Quebec student strike. (Photo: ScottMontreal)

On the same day Jean Charest called an election, over 10,000 people celebrated the 100th nighttime protest of the Quebec student strike. (Photo: ScottMontreal)

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Thousands declare 'defiance' of Charest government in the streets of Montreal as election is called

Red squares for Indigenous solidarity: Montreal protests logging of Algonquin land

Last week in Montreal, clanging cookware and red squares became symbols of solidarity with an Indigenous community defending its land rights. On Wednesday, July 18, about 200 people demonstrated at the Montreal headquarters of Resolute Forest Products, the logging company currently locked in a stand-off with Algonquin protestors near Poigan Bay, Quebec.

Banging pots and pans, the crowd denounced Resolute for continuing to log in the territory of the Algonquins of Barriere Lake despite staunch opposition from the people living there.