http://www.vigile.net/spip.php?page=mot&id_mot= Le portail indépendantiste du Québec fr SPIP - www.spip.net http://www.vigile.net/IMG/siteon0.jpg http://www.vigile.net/ 102 250 http://www.vigile.net/Time-for-Quebec-to-put-aside http://www.vigile.net/Time-for-Quebec-to-put-aside 2007-08-08T14:37:44Z text/html fr John Ivison - The National Post [() Benoit Pelletier, the Quebec Intergovernmental Affairs Minister, was only the latest in a long line of provincial extortionists seeking to wring yet more concessions from Ottawa this week when he said that Jean Charest's Liberal government wants to see Quebec's distinctiveness (...) [ (oui|=={oui}|?{' ',''})<div class='rss_texte'>Benoit Pelletier, the Quebec Intergovernmental Affairs Minister, was only the latest in a long line of provincial extortionists seeking to wring yet more concessions from Ottawa this week when he said that Jean Charest's Liberal government wants to see Quebec's distinctiveness recognized in the Constitution in a charter of open (...) - <a href="http://www.vigile.net/Time-for-Quebec-to-put-aside">consulter en ligne</a></div> ] http://www.vigile.net/His-Mea-Culpa-A-Recognition-Of http://www.vigile.net/His-Mea-Culpa-A-Recognition-Of 2007-08-05T15:22:00Z text/html fr John Ivison - The National Post [() OTTAWA -If any of Michael Ignatieff 's former Harvard students read his lengthy mea culpa over his support for the Iraq war they might think about demanding a refund on their $40,000 tuition fees. In an article to be published in the New York Times Magazine tomorrow, Mr. Ignatieff is (...) [ (oui|=={oui}|?{' ',''})<div class='rss_texte'>OTTAWA -If any of Michael Ignatieff 's former Harvard students read his lengthy mea culpa over his support for the Iraq war they might think about demanding a refund on their $40,000 tuition fees. In an article to be published in the New York Times Magazine tomorrow, Mr. Ignatieff is frank in his assessment that academics, particularly (...) - <a href="http://www.vigile.net/His-Mea-Culpa-A-Recognition-Of">consulter en ligne</a></div> ] http://www.vigile.net/In-Quebec-fair-share-means-60 http://www.vigile.net/In-Quebec-fair-share-means-60 2007-03-01T20:09:00Z text/html fr John Ivison - The National Post [() In Scott Gardiner's new political satire King John of Canada, Quebec is kicked out of Confederation by the other provinces after they tire of decades of "political extortion." "A hundred and forty-odd years of two-nations protocol had been based on the premise that Quebec would look out (...) [ (oui|=={oui}|?{' ',''})<div class='rss_texte'>In Scott Gardiner's new political satire King John of Canada, Quebec is kicked out of Confederation by the other provinces after they tire of decades of "political extortion." "A hundred and forty-odd years of two-nations protocol had been based on the premise that Quebec would look out for its own interests exclusively ... while across (...) - <a href="http://www.vigile.net/In-Quebec-fair-share-means-60">consulter en ligne</a></div> ] http://www.vigile.net/Will-Quebec-genie-fit-back-into http://www.vigile.net/Will-Quebec-genie-fit-back-into 2006-11-01T16:50:08Z text/html fr John Ivison - The National Post [() The economist Adam Smith once noted that when people of the same trade meet, they tend to conspire against the public interest. Something similar is happening in the Liberal Party, where representatives from a number of leadership camps are currently discussing an amendment to a resolution that (...) [ (oui|=={oui}|?{' ',''})<div class='rss_texte'>The economist Adam Smith once noted that when people of the same trade meet, they tend to conspire against the public interest. Something similar is happening in the Liberal Party, where representatives from a number of leadership camps are currently discussing an amendment to a resolution that will be raised at the party's convention (...) - <a href="http://www.vigile.net/Will-Quebec-genie-fit-back-into">consulter en ligne</a></div> ] http://www.vigile.net/What-Quebec-can-learn-from http://www.vigile.net/What-Quebec-can-learn-from 2006-11-01T16:47:22Z text/html fr John Ivison - The National Post [() The open letter sent by former Quebec premier Bernard Landry to Stephen Harper last week brought forth a snort of disbelief from me — as I suspect it did from other Scots and, for all I know, Catalonians. In it, Landry said that Quebec was in search of its sovereignty, "like Scotland or (...) [ (oui|=={oui}|?{' ',''})<div class='rss_texte'>The open letter sent by former Quebec premier Bernard Landry to Stephen Harper last week brought forth a snort of disbelief from me — as I suspect it did from other Scots and, for all I know, Catalonians. In it, Landry said that Quebec was in search of its sovereignty, "like Scotland or Catalonia," as if both of these jurisdictions were (...) - <a href="http://www.vigile.net/What-Quebec-can-learn-from">consulter en ligne</a></div> ]