La Presse

131 articles in the Truth Foundry index. Each links out to the original.

• PGIRE 2026-2050: Energy Transition Must Also Be Thought of by Territories · Quebec's PGIRE 2026-2050 plan emphasizes territorial approaches for energy transition and economic development.
• TV Series Vitrerie Joyal Inspires Memories of Father's Fruiterie in Montreal · Marie-France Duguay reflects on her father's personalized fruiterie and its decline against corporate chains.
• Canada's $24 Billion Submarine Purchase Sparks Debate · Canada plans to buy 12 submarines from TKMS for $24 billion, sparking debate over their necessity.
• Cuba's Needed Revolution: Institutional Reforms Over Humanitarian Aid · Cuba's crisis requires institutional reforms and investor confidence, not external intervention, according to Rainer Ricardo.
• Controversy Over Farnell Morisset's Remarks on Quebec Identity · CAQ's Guillaume Rousseau challenges PLQ's stance on Quebec's constitutional negotiations, advocating for a third way focused on Quebec's identity and economic interests.
• Quebec's Talent Initiative: A Societal Project for the Future · Quebec's Mission Talents collective advocates for long-term talent development to address future economic and social challenges.
• Canadian Labor Experts Urge Stronger Unions, Oppose Strike Restrictions · Academics warn that strike rights and union transparency laws weaken worker power and democracy.
• Two Women Reflect on Life-Changing Year-Long Stays in Paris · Josée Boileau recounts her 1985 solo study year and a 2023 family return to Paris.
• Historian Eric Bedard Pays Tribute to Humanist Educator Emile Robichaud · Historian Eric Bedard honors Emile Robichaud, a transformative Quebec educator who championed humanist pedagogy and public school excellence.
• Montreal Priest-Doctor Rejects 'Beautiful Death' in Favor of Palliative Care · Dominican priest and palliative care doctor argues assisted death lacks true peace.
• Roy Dupuis Questions Data Center Power Demand vs River Conservation · Roy Dupuis argues Quebec must prioritize decarbonization over powering AI data centers with new dams.
• Canadian Capital Flight Accelerates as Investment Gap Hits $828 Billion · Canada's investment gap with the US has widened to $828 billion as capital flees for better conditions abroad.
• Trump and Republicans Ramp Up 'Communist' Accusations Against Democrats · Trump claims Democrats are communists to distract from domestic challenges ahead of midterms.
• Canada's Northern Shield Pipeline Project Faces Astronomical Costs and Feasibility Challenges · Experts warn the proposed Alberta-Ontario pipeline is strategically vital but financially unfeasible due to massive costs.
• Soccer Québec Defends Youth Development Model Against Early Selection Criticism · Soccer Québec clarifies its youth soccer philosophy prioritizes fun and inclusion over early professional discipline.
• Liberal Criticizes Farnell Morisset's Sovereignty-As-Leverage Argument · Liberal activist Alexandre Tremblay-Michaud argues Morisset's sovereignty threat undermines federalist values.
• Mother Shares Journey After Daughter Diagnosed with Brain Tumor · Kim-Ly Nguyen recounts her family's struggle and hope after daughter Eileen's ependymoma diagnosis.
• Montréal Residents Debate Removing Public Trash Cans to Improve Cleanliness · Citizens share mixed reactions to a proposal to ban public trash cans and mimic Japan's cleanliness standards.
• Future Quebec Veterinarians Demand Legal Protections for Farm Animals · Two veterinary students argue Quebec law must extend animal welfare protections to livestock.
• Digital Rights Scholar Critiques Data Collection Paradox in Canadian Cybersecurity Policies · William Bouchard argues that Canadian digital policies create a paradox by demanding more data collection while warning against big platforms.
• Montreal Shooting and Venezuela Earthquakes Highlight Life's Fragility · Psychologist Deborah Ummel explains how tragedy triggers existential dread and the human need for meaning.
• 250th Anniversary of US Declaration of Independence Celebrated as Universal Human Rights Document · Professor Louis Balthazar reflects on the Declaration of Independence's enduring principles of equality and government legitimacy.
• French Scholar Warns of Neo-Reactionary US Transformation into Corporate State · Professor Arnaud Miranda analyzes neo-reactionary ideology threatening US democracy with corporate governance.
• Canadian Writers Celebrate Eurovision, New Books, and Angine de Poitrine Phenomenon · La Presse editors share joyous stories about Canada's Eurovision entry, a gripping new book, and a massive Angine de Poitrine concert.
• French Academician Defends Académie Française Against Criticism and Anglocentrism · A French academician defends the Académie's 400-year legacy against accusations of irrelevance and English language encroachment.
• Canadian Doctor Urges Government to Accelerate Climate Action Amid Rising Heat Risks · Dr. Nicolas Chagnon calls on the Canadian government to end fossil fuel subsidies and invest in renewables.
• Quebec Family Sponsorship Reopens with 15,700 Cap, Leaving Thousands in Limbo · Quebec reopens family sponsorship for 15,700 applicants over two years despite 54,000 waiting.
• Retired Judge Defends Mark Carney's Speech on Plains of Abraham · Retired Quebec judge Jacques Chamberland defends PM Carney's speech as historically accurate and respectful.
• Most Canadians Plan to Stay Put This Canada Day Amid Housing Crisis · A recent survey reveals that 90% of Canadians do not plan to move this Canada Day, with only 7% intending to relocate.
• Quebec Tenants Face Eviction as Housing Becomes Financial Product · Quebec rental market treats evictions as economic leverage rather than housing rights.