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The Montreal Gazette, founded in 1778, is one of the oldest newspapers in North America.
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Keep the news with you at all times with the Montreal Gazette. You can access the news where and when you want it on our three distinct platforms: newspaper, responsive design website and local news smartphone app for iOS and Android.
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http://www.montrealgazette.com/
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- Montreal, Quebec
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- Public Company
- Founded
- 1778
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Employees at Montreal Gazette
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Martine St-Victor
General Manager at Edelman Montréal & Communications strategist | Stratège en communication et Directrice générale, Edelman Montréal
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John Archer
Portfolio Manager and Wealth Advisor at RBC Dominion Securities Inc.
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Steve Faguy
Copy editor at Montreal Gazette
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Bill Zacharkiw
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Updates
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A 77-year-old Montrealer was denied an English eligibility certificate because he's "no longer of school age." He took matters into his own hands.
Allison Hanes: Sorry, you're too old to be a historic anglophone
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The minister said the existing directive will be in force until the updated version is ready. The Quebec Community Groups Network (QCGN), which was not invited to the meeting until the last minute, countered that it "must be suspended immediately."
Roberge pledges new health-care language directive after anglo meeting
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Health Minister Christian Dubé and Eric Girard, in charge of anglophone relations, will not attend the meeting on the directive that appears to limit the use of English in health care.
Key anglo leaders excluded from meeting with Roberge on Tuesday about health-care rules
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"Understandably, members of the English-speaking community want further assurance of their ability to access health-care services in English," says federal official languages minister Randy Boissonnault
'Health visits are stressful enough': Ottawa ups pressure on Quebec over health-care language directive
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The government of Premier François Legault is breaking its commitments to Quebec's English-speaking community. It needs to back off.
Editorial: Rescind unworkable directives on language in health care
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An open letter from the Quebec government claims that absolutely no linguistic conditions in health care are imposed before providing service in English to anyone who requests it. We examined the claims.
Fact-checking the ministers' letter on accessing health care in English
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"Tensions on campus raise challenges, but I remain hopeful. Listening is key. That means resisting polarized rhetoric and fostering dialogue," writes McGill University's president.
Opinion: As McGill's president, I have a duty to all students, no matter their views
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Anna Gainey's invocation of the federal law sets up a potential clash between Ottawa and Quebec over linguistic matters that the Trudeau government has long sought to avoid.
New Quebec language directive undermines Canada Health Act: Gainey
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Mark Cregan's Fermented Kimchi sparked the gullets of Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds on a recent episode of the YouTube series Hot Ones.
Brownstein: Sales sizzle for Montreal hot-sauce maker after endorsement by sweating film stars
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