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Francine Pelletier
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Columnist, Le Devoir
Montreal
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By Francine Pelletier Verified| La Presse Verified La hausse des droits de scolarité imposée aux universités anglophones est un autre coup d’épée dans l’eau de la part d’un gouvernement en perte de vitesse. Elle n’aidera ni la survie du français ni le financement des universités francophones, tout en semant la division au Québec et la confusion partout ailleurs. Montréal est une ville éminemment universitaire. Elle compte quatre grandes universités pour une population d’à peine 1,8 million.
By Francine Pelletier Verified, Amanda Perry| Literary Review of Canada Magazine Verified Earlier this year, Quebec’s National Assembly unanimously adopted a motion declaring the province no more racist than anywhere else. It was a strange move, as though politicians were magicians whose words sufficed to make theirs “among the most open and welcoming nations in the world.” Of course, this attempt to shield the population from slander was really a defence of state policy.
By Francine Pelletier Verified| La Presse Verified La hausse des droits de scolarité imposée aux universités anglophones est un autre coup d’épée dans l’eau de la part d’un gouvernement en perte de vitesse. Elle n’aidera ni la survie du français ni le financement des universités francophones, tout en semant la division au Québec et la confusion partout ailleurs. Montréal est une ville éminemment universitaire. Elle compte quatre grandes universités pour une population d’à peine 1,8 million.
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Le Devoir
Le Devoir is a French-language daily newspaper based in Montreal, Quebec, founded in 1910 by Henri Bourassa. It operates as an independent broadsheet publication, known for its commitment to editorial independence and its focus on Quebec nationalism and social democracy. The newspaper is published by Le Devoir Inc., ensuring both financial and editorial autonomy. The core product of Le Devoir includes print and digital news coverage that emphasizes politics, culture, and socio-economic issues relevant to Quebec and Canada. It has a significant readership, primarily serving Quebec's French-speaking population, as well as intellectual and political circles. The publication is recognized for its in-depth analysis, opinion pieces, and investigative journalism, maintaining a reputation for high-quality reporting. Le Devoir is one of the few remaining independent major newspapers in Canada, distinguishing itself from larger, conglomerate-owned competitors.
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
+1 514-985-3333
Founded: 1910