The following interview was conducted by Simon Leduc with Jérôme Blanchet-Gravel, a French Canadian essayist, journalist and columnist.

By Martin Tampier

By Stephen Buffalo, President/CEO of the Indian Resource Council

Eric Duhaime, the party’s newly elected leader, is set to shake things up in the Conservative Party of Quebec and turn it from a marginal party to a true political force. Journalist Simon Leduc from Québec Nouvelles interviewed essayist Jérôme Blanchet-Gravel on the subject.

Do we really want to be deprived of travel in the name of dogmatic egalitarianism?

This time last year, we were talking about the temporary end to the transfer of COVID-19 patients to CHSLDs, Quebec’s long-term care centres. The patient transfers, however, resumed a month later.

The National Assembly is no longer the guarantor of Quebec democracy. The sanitary extremism is endorsed by the 125 sitting MNAs, a perfect unanimity of 100%.

LNG Quebec is the subject of much discussion, especially in recent days. The Bureau d’audiences publiques sur l’environnement, whose mission is to evaluate the impacts of the project, submitted its report to Environment Minister Benoit Charette on March 10. The Minister still has a few days to make it public.

In his book The Parasitic Mind: How infectious ideas are killing common sense, Gad Saad offers a relentless and provocative diagnosis of the origins and damage of the pathogenic thoughts that are destroying the western world’s ability to think rationally.

Guy Millière is a French essayist specialized in geopolitics, senior fellow at the Gatestone Institute and at the American Freedom Alliance in Los Angeles. He is also a professor at the University of Paris VIII.