91 results for Quebec

31 January 2017

Why the accused French-Canadian student Alexandre Bissonnette entered a mosque in Quebec on Sunday night and opened fire – killing six people and wounding many more – remains unclear. The attack has shocked a country where…

2 July 2016

This is the tale of two cities: each is global, diverse and has a thriving economy but is part of a nation that faces a grave constitutional dilemma. A week after the UK’s decision to leave the EU, we compare the state of…

4 September 2012

We ask whether military secrets are still essential, look at the separatist movement in Quebec, and get business news from Paris.

20 November 2012

The latest from Gaza with The National's Hugh Naylor, Hiro Maeda talks Japanese entrepreneurship, and a new initiative to protect the French language in Quebec.

8 June 2018

The view from Québec on the first day of the G7 summit, why China and Russia are getting cosier and a New Zealand radio station for insomniacs.

22 February 2017

Those with a sweet tooth will be cheered by the news that Québec, the word’s largest producer of maple syrup, is expanding production of Canada’s most appetising export. Over the next two years five million spigots (the…

30 January 2017

We analyse the implications for Europe following Trump’s divisive new immigration policy, get the latest on the shooting at a mosque in Quebec City and hear from Turkey regarding Theresa May’s visit to Ankara.

22 February 2017

We discuss China’s military ambitions in the South China Sea, analyse the wisdom of Bavaria’s full-face-veil ban, review the Asian newspapers and find out why Quebec is boosting maple-syrup production.

3 May 2016

We ask how close Turkey is to achieving closer integration with Europe, hear why the Quebec separatist movement has lost its figurehead and learn why the US dairy market is sitting on more than a billion dollars of cheese…