Small Towns Are Dying. Can Immigration Save Them?
Newcomers can extend the lives of shrinking villages, but only if Quebec can confront its xenophobia
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Our National Silence on Bill 21
This summer Quebec passed a law curtailing religious minorities—and nobody on the election trail wants to talk about it
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Quebec Rewrites Its History in One Book
A controversial new textbook peddles politics over facts
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The Quebec Election and Canada’s New Political Unpredictability
There is growing backlash against the established political order, and no party or politician is safe
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The Darker Side of Leonard Cohen
How the myth of the male genius shields our cultural heroes from scrutiny
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Remembering the Quebec City Mosque Shooting
On the one-year anniversary, we gather some of our most important stories about the event, its aftermath, and religious worship in Canada
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How One Translator Brought Quebec’s Greatest Authors to English Canada
For Sheila Fischman, translation represents the hope that our country’s fractured identity can be healed by understanding how others see the world
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How Jean Paré Taught Canada to Cook
The Company’s Coming author has sold 30 million books by perfecting everything from casserole to pie
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The Quebec Liberals Have Pinned Their Election Hopes on Hate
Why the provincial party is betting on Trump-style politics
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The Case for Reading Quebec’s Most Reclusive Author
Réjean Ducharme was brilliant, influential, and mostly invisible to English Canada
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