Recess of National Assembly means many pieces of legislation die in limbo montrealgazette.com/quebec-e…

Ensemble, on va réparer le Québec ! En direct de l'Assemblée nationale, notre chef, @CharlesMilliard, fait le bilan de cette session parlementaire. Comme notre chef l'a dit, c'est le temps de commencer à rêver, enfin, à un nouveau Québec, un Québec qui cesse de gérer le déclin, qui commence à construire l'avenir et un Québec qui a confiance en lui-même.

Five Quebec party leaders to take part in French-language election debate montrealgazette.com/news/pro…

“94% of Quebecers can speak French, including 85% who speak French regularly at home. According to ethno-nationalists like Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, these are signs that the French language is threatened with disappearing entirely.” #polqc cultmtl.com/2026/06/observat…

Sans parler de la conjointe de ce ministre, Anne-Marie Gaudet, qui était jusqu'à tout récemment la vice-présidente de Alto...

Propagande pro-niqab à Radio-Canada. ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle…

Islam is dead in Iran. 50,000 out of 75,000 mosques in Iran have closed due to a massive decline in attendance. Meanwhile, there’s a boom in people attending and visiting Zoroastrian temples, the native religion of Iran!

Instead of addressing the cost of living crisis, ethno-nationalists in the CAQ continue to pass unnecessary and divisive laws in a pathetic attempt to fearmonger and appeal to whatever’s left of their base. It’s never been about protecting French. #polqc cultmtl.com/2026/06/caq-to-e…

Dans tous les pays du monde, on apprend les langues étrangères avec des cours de langue. Ici, on essaie de nous faire croire qu'il faut étudier dans une langue étrangère pour l'apprendre.

Now that Carney included Omar Alghabra in the Council for combating antisemitism, it is time for a quick resume: Omar Alghabra was born in Saudi Arabia to a Syrian family, immigrated to Canada in the 1980s, but brought his virulent antisemitism with him as luggage. Upon his arrival, he worked for CAF (Canadian Arab Federation) – a group so antisemitic that their federal funding was taken away by the court. For nearly 20 years Alghabra has been almost consistently elected to the Canadian Parliament. He held various positions, such as Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of International Trade Diversification. At the same time, he often stated that Hamas and Hezbollah are not terrorist organizations and should be removed from the Canadian terrorist entities list. He tried to censor Canadian journalists, who call Hamas a terrorist organization. Alghabra publicly mourned Yasser Arafat.  In his Arabic interview he expressed disappointment that Canadian Muslims are insufficiently vocal in demanding Sharia law in Canada. Alghabra called the Toronto officials to boycott Jewish charity events and opposed the collaboration between the Canadian police force and Israeli anti-terrorist units (obviously, if you don’t consider Hamas and Hezbollah – terrorists, no anti-terrorist work is required either). Even following the October 7 massacre, even when directly questioned, Alghabra refused to condemn Hamas, but he uses every opportunity to label Israel “brutal and cruel.” I wonder who the rest of the Council members are.

Explications peu convaincantes. 🤔 Le candidat de QS Alexandre Boulerice va continuer de toucher son salaire de député fédéral, tout en faisant campagne au Québec. À noter que notre candidat @SPSTremblay, lui, renonce à son salaire fédéral pour faire campagne au Québec. #PolQc

La première ministre, @CFrechette, explique que les annonces visent à redonner du souffle aux Québécois, dans un contexte mondial qui se détériore plus longtemps que prévu, ce qui oblige le gouvernement à ajuster ses actions face à l’inflation.

🚨 Street prayers in Quebec are supposed to be BANNED, but Montreal4Palestine appears to have a free pass from the SPVM to continue holding prayers without prostration. @RebelNewsOnline @SPVM