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Enough Heat to Melt the Ice

A new generation of novels about hockey finds the action away from the rink

City Limits

That shrinking feeling

The Grey Plateau

When the world stopped five years ago

Jean-François Simard

Jean-François Simard is a professor of social sciences and holds the Senghor Chair in Francophone Studies at the Université du Québec en Outaouais. He is a former minister in the Parti Québécois government of Bernard Landry.

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Jean-François Simard

A Radical Shift

Why have Quebec sovereigntists become so keen on Canada? April 2010
Lucien Bouchard’s speech of this past February 16th, in which he announced that he no longer expects to see a sovereign Quebec in his lifetime, shook the Quebec political world. The leading sovereigntist of his generation, the near victor of the 1995 referendum, the last leader of the Parti Québécois to win an election, had effectively declared that the dream of Quebec independence was…