Discover the outlandish tales of La Belle Province of Quebec. Ottawa pothole season began early as driver ‘invasively’ ran into massive pothole. Find details of tragedy of Mme. Marois’ speech, and more!
Experience the unique history of Quebec in the 1960’s and 70’s. Explore the political changes and cultural transformations of that time.
Did The Fake Lake Built In Toronto Have A Tsunami on It? Learn more about the great earthquake of 2010 and its effects on finance. Get insights on allowances for kids, the need for educational change and more.
For those who didn’t feel it, Ottawa was shaken by an Earthquake on Wednesday afternoon. It was actually an interesting event (not the first one I’ve lived through here either), and the reports so far… Read More »Whole Lot of Shaking Going on in Ottawa
This post marks the 39th anniversary of the 1970 October Crisis—a defining chapter in Canadian political history. It revisits the fear, tension, and national shock caused by the FLQ’s actions and the government’s unprecedented invocation of the War Measures Act. With video retrospectives and personal commentary, the post explores the impact of the crisis on civil liberties, Quebec nationalism, and federal authority. It’s both a reflection on historical trauma and a reminder of how moments of emergency can test the balance between freedom and order.
Keywords: October Crisis, 1970 Quebec, FLQ, War Measures Act, Canadian history, Trudeau crisis, Quebec sovereignty, civil liberties, Canadian politics
