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Montreal Protest Against Quebec’s Housing Bill Housing Is a Right! Saturday, September 16
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There is no better example of government corruption than the use of positions of power and privilege to pass laws which favour vested interests despite the harm they cause to so many. This is the case of the Quebec government’s housing Bill 31, An Act to amend various legislative provisions with respect to housing, tabled on June 9 by France-Élaine Duranceau, the Quebec government minister it claims is responsible for housing. By being responsible for housing, people generally understand that the society is duty-bound to house the population, not serve real estate moguls and developers are served hand and foot while the ever larger number of people deprived of affordable housing are left in dire straits. [
No. 6June 2023
May 6 Coronation of Charles III
• A Coronation Which Sounds the Monarchy’s Death Knell
• If the Monarch and the Monarchy Are Symbols, What Do These Symbols Represent?
• Lifting the Veil on the Secrets of State
• The Obsolete King’s Commonwealth
The Monarchy and “Soft Power”
• Charles III and the Rebooting of Britain’s “Soft Power”
• Letter to the Editor on British Armaments Company’s
Role in Canada
In the Canadian Parliament
• Threats Against Quebec Party Leader Reveal Impotence of Establishment Forces
• Significant and Historic Support for Motion to Sever Ties Between Canada and British Monarchy
