Disillusionment is driving some French expatriates in Quebec to return home, but they face bureaucratic obstacles and emotional farewells.
Quebec’s secularist Bill 21, which bans public workers from wearing religious symbols, dredges up memories of a similar ban France initiated in
As the Academy Award nominations briefly usurp global terror headlines, I recall how watching events unfold in Paris last week was a
#JeSuisCharlie #IAmBaga Both powerful hashtags. Both ways for people all around the world to express public outcry over the mass killings of
Multiculturalism is under siege from all sides and has nowhere to hide: certainly not in Britain or France or Germany. It is
They cannot go unnoticed – luxury cars with Syrian number plates roaming the streets of mega-rich Dubai, which is playing host to
Lucile Davier, currently a post-doctoral fellow at the University of Ottawa, has spent many years looking at journalism that relies on translating
The establishment got another burning in the French elections on Sunday, revealing again that there is no level of voter disgust that
Two French counter-terrorism judges have issued, for the sixth time, a release order in the case of extradited Canadian Hassan Diab, being
Last year we witnessed surprising riots and fire in the streets of Stockholm, largely perpetrated by young men whose families originated in