What the hell is going in Quebec?

For generations before the Quiet Revolution, Quebec found itself the backwater of Canada, a lonely fortress of poverty and ignorance. Since the 1960's, however, la belle province has opened up significantly to the outside world, with Quebecois culture making seismic impacts in arts and entertainment. But will this trend continue? Will Legault, Duhaime and perhaps even farther right elements in Quebecois politics and society force the province back towards its isolationism of the past? Does a growing intolerance towards ethnic and religious outsiders overseas in France bode poorly for the future of minorities in Quebec? Special guests Chris Curtis and Anaïs Elboujdaïni will discuss in our most heated episode yet! 

Chris Curtis is an independent journalist based in Montreal and founder of the online newsite the Rover. You can check it out here: https://rover.substack.com/

Anaïs Elboujdaïni is a reporter with the Francophone network Noovo. See her most recent coverage of the papal apology to indigenous Canadians at: https://www.noovo.info/nouvelle/vatican-le-pape-rencontre-des-autochtones-canadiens-a-compter-de-lundi.html