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Watch Your Language!
As an immigrant, one of the biggest challenges is overcoming the language barrier. It can be really daunting to…
What is France Coming To?
In just a couple of months, several civil servants, be it policemen or teachers, have been violently assaulted in…
A Right to Rule
There is only one person who could have managed the feat of potentially losing a presidential election to someone…
Escaping the Jungle
“The Jungle” in Calais, France is to be permanently closed and demolished, and authorities will begin to evict…
In Defense of IDS: A Reply to the McGill Daily
On October 17th, the McGill Daily published a feature article titled “Party on the Beach while Improving Healthcare…
Immigrants and the Election in the United States
On average, the United States welcomes about 3,000 new citizens a day. As a nation of immigrants, the USA…
French 2017 Elections: Terrorism, Prisons and Justice
At last, a consensus! Apparently, the republican candidates for the French primaries agree on one thing: the vital…
A House Divided
It’s rather ironic that Hilary should run for president as a liberal and Trump as a conservative, for it’s…
A Call for Increased Transparency
A bureaucracy works. It’s evident in the success of Canada’s systems. No process is perfect, and there are…
J. F. Poisson: The Outsider Republican
The first TV debate of the 2017 French primaries took place this Wednesday, and it did two things: it maintained…
A Mutually Beneficial Situation
In the last year alone, Canada has welcomed more than 320,000 newcomers — clearly indicating that a lot of people…
French Primaries: Please, Do Focus on Economy!
Fueled by the terrorist attacks and the refugee crisis, the French dispute about “national identity” is on…