Quebec Chronicles
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Quebec Chronicles | A historic milestone or the beginning of the end for the student movement?
Jane Gatensby reports from Montreal in the wake of Wednesday's provincial elections, which represented a chance for Quebecois to decide on the direction to take following this year's Maple Spring.
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Quebec Chronicles | A fork in the road
Jane Gatensby reports from Montreal as a summer of strife and upheavals beckons.
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Quebec Chronicles | It’s not just about tuition anymore…
In her latest dispatch from Montreal, Jane Gatensby reports on the powerful wave of mobilisation sweeping Quebec as the backlash grows against a far-reaching emergency law aimed at putting an end to the student strikes. What was once a fight over tuition fees, Gatensby writes, has evolved into a popular movement for the preservation of fundamental civil liberties.
New in Ceasefire, Quebec Chronicles, Special Reports - Thursday, May 3, 2012 12:00 - 12 Comments
Quebec Chronicles | A Maple Spring?
In the first of her reports from Quebec, Jane Gatensby provides a compelling account of the largest student movement you've never heard of: Quebec's Carrés Rouges.
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