October 25 marked the fiftieth day of the PQ government of Quebec.

By now, readers of Socialist Worker are likely familiar with the case of Mohamed Harkat, a former—very former—pizza delivery man...

Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter is not what you would call accurate historical fiction.

Now entering its fifth month, the student strike in Quebec has survived despite repression, bullying and worse, culminating in the...

In all the justified outrage about Bill 78 and its attacks on freedom of expression, most accounts, in both French...

The Quebec government has announced a “special law” to crack down on student protests—a law so draconian it is almost...

After nearly ten years, Mohamed Harkat has won another partial victory from the crown in his security certificate case.

Forty-four years ago students in Quebec went on strike for the first time.

Following the historic 200,000-strong march of students and allies in Montreal on March 22, Quebec student leader Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois called...

Let’s face it.

The Iron Lady Directed by Phyllida Lloyd Reviewed by Jessica Squires From 1979 to 1990, Margaret Thatcher ruled Britain, and...

Recently the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) denounced the continued downsizing of federal government language training programs.

It now looks like even several years of political scandals surrounding Jean Charest’s Liberal government in Quebec City will not...

A new report from former Conservative deputy Minister of Education, Howard Windsor, commissioned by the Department of Education under Darrell...

Mohammad Mahjoub, Mahmoud Jaballah, Hassan Almrei, Mohamed Harkat and Adil Charkaoui.