Quebec

A pickup truck displays a modified Alberta provincial flag with the word "Republic" added and an upside-down Canadian flag crossed out with a "prohibition" symbol.

Quebec as a model – and a warning – for Alberta’s independence movement

Making industrial policy smarter: Why governments need real evaluation

American, Canadian, and Quebec flags fly side by side.

The American factor in Quebec’s independence debates

Main entrance of Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital in Montreal, with cars in front of the pavilion and a man walking with a cane and a travel bag, seen from behind.

Transforming health systems: Moving beyond magical thinking to disciplined action

A magnifying glass resting on a detailed road map of Alberta, Canada, highlighting towns and highways in the southern part of the province. Visible locations include Vulcan, High River, Okotoks, Claresholm, Fort Macleod, Brooks, Bassano, and Vauxhall, among others. The word "Alberta" is printed in large yellow and black letters across the centre of the map. Road numbers and highway markers are visible throughout.

What the West wants

Quebec's flag floating with a bright blue sky in the background.

Quebec’s choice: Affirmation, autonomy and leadership

Gilles Duceppe is speaking at a microphone during a campaign speech.

Changing the way we elect MPs

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