Konrad Yakabuski

Predicting exactly who will turn out to vote in the country’s presidential election has become harder than ever before

Apr 10, 2017

The new guard of Montreal business is assembling an investor group to bring a Major League Baseball team back to a city that still mourns the loss of the Expos

Apr 06, 2017

The CBC has abandoned its past commitment to serious public affairs programming with the anglo-centric The Story of Us

Apr 05, 2017

The outrage over Bombardier’s decision to increase the pay packages of top executives illustrates that even Quebeckers have now come to see the transportation giant as a ward of the state

Apr 03, 2017

Quebec is about to push the legal and ethical boundaries again with a review of eligibility requirements

Apr 03, 2017

Would any bank worthy of the name even invest in this project?

Mar 30, 2017

Canada’s prosperity could come down to which lobby group does a better job of pitching its message to a TV-obsessed President

Mar 29, 2017

The French Invasion of Montreal has added a fresh dimension to many of the city’s neighbourhoods

Mar 26, 2017

Quebeckers seem fine with paying higher taxes in exchange for better services, but at what point do high taxes and bigger government produce diminishing returns?

Mar 23, 2017

The Canadian government’s federal budget for 2017 carries more downside than upside risk

Mar 23, 2017