Category:20th century

A

• A Deep Sense of Wrong
• A History of Canadian Wealth
• A History of Quebec, its resources and people
• A joy to read: Lionel Groulx
• A legal opinion on international law, language and the future of French-speaking Canada
• A Letter to Canadians: A study made for the Intellectuels pour la souveraineté (IPSO)
• A Song for Quebec
• A Yes for Change
• Action: The October Crisis of 1970
• Advisory memorandum regarding the effect of independence of Quebec upon treaties and agreements with the United States of America
• An Act respecting the exercise of the fundamental rights and prerogatives of the Québec people and the Québec State
• An Act Respecting the Future of Québec
• An Act to give effect to certain resolutions passed by Imperial Conferences held in the years 1926 and 1930

B

• Bouchard-Taylor Commission - The linguistic analysis is misleading
• Brief submitted to the Committee on Institutions, responsible for conducting a broad consultation on Bill 99
• Building Partnership in the Americas

C

• Canadian Constitutional Charter, 1971
• Canadian federalism and the autonomy of Québec: A historical viewpoint
• CASA to The Montreal Star, June 3, 1979
• Charter of human rights and freedoms
• Charter of the French language
• Common declaration of sovereignist and federalist intellectuals from Canada and Québec
• Consensus Report on the Constitution (Charlottetown Accord)
• Constitutional Accord of 1987 (Meech Lake)

D

• Dan Aykroyd pitches passion for Quebec
• Declaration in Defense of Quebec's Right to Self-Determination
• Defence of French, Defence of a Society

E

• Ethical Reflections on Bill 101
• Excerpt of a Letter to Alliance Quebec by René Lévesque
• Excerpt of L'homme rapaillé by Gaston Miron
• Excerpt of Quebec Now by Miriam Chapin
• Excerpt of The Cultural Fatigue of French Canada by Hubert Aquin
• Excerpt of The Question of Separatism: Quebec and the Struggle over Sovereignty by Jane Jacobs
• Excerpt of Why I Am a Separatist by Marcel Chaput

F

• Fo Niemi is requested at the restaurant Les Bridés
• For a Sovereign Quebec
• For an Independent Quebec
• For Political and Oil Independence
• Francoeur Motion

F cont.

• French Canada and the early decades of British rule. 1760-1791
• French, a Language in Exile
• From London to Ottawa, State terrorism in the history of Quebec
• From the "winning conditions" to the "significant conditions"
• From the cultural nation to the political nation

G

• Globalization renders sovereignty more necessary and urgent than ever
• Gregory Baum on nationalism

I

• In Praise of Small Countries
• Individual Bilingualism and Collective Bilingualism

K

• Kosovo and Us

L

• L'Action nationale
• Let us assume the Quebec identity in its complexity
• Letter to National Geographic Magazine

M

• Manifesto for a national coalition
• Manifesto of the Front de libération du Québec
• Manifesto of the Parti républicain du Québec
• Manifesto of the Rassemblement pour l'indépendance nationale
• Memorandum for the Cabinet Committee on Security and Intelligence, December 17, 1969
• Militantism and the National Question

N

• National Solidarity and Social Solidarity
• Nationalism and social movements against market hegemony
• Now or never! Manifesto for an independent Quebec

O

• Option Québec
• Orders
• Origin and historical record of the separatist idea in French Canada
• Our Republic in America

P

• Politics in the New Quebec
• Preliminary statement of Quebec Premier Lucien Bouchard, on the day following the rendering of the Opinion of the Supreme Court of Canada on the federal government's Reference on Secession
• Proclamation of the Irish Republic
• Programme of the Rassemblement pour l'indépendance nationale
• Propositions on reform of electoral laws

Q

• Quebec Sovereignty: A Legitimate Goal
• Quebec, Israel and the Jewish community - Speech by Premier of Quebec Bernard Landry
• Quebec: A Good Neighbour in Transition
• Quebec: a modern, pluralist, distinct society
• Québec's legitimacy does not need the Supreme Court blessing
• Québec-Canada: A New Deal. The Québec Government Proposal for a New Partnership Between Equals: Sovereignty-Association

R

• Reference re Secession of Quebec
• Refus global Manifesto

R cont.

• Regulation 17
• Resolution of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Quebec on Irish Affairs, with the reply thereto
• Resolution of the Parliament of Canada recognizing Quebec as a distinct society within Canada
• Resolutions of the Legislative Assembly of Quebec against Measure of Coercion and for Irish Home Rule
• Resolutions of the Legislative Assembly of Quebec in favour of Irish Home Rule

S

• Speech of the Premier of Quebec Mr. Bernard Landry, at the time of the signature of the final agreement between the government of Quebec and the Grand Council of the Crees
• Speech of the Premier of Quebec, Mr. Lucien Bouchard, before the Anglophone community of Quebec
• Speech of Yves Michaud before the Commission of the Estates-General on the Situation and Future of the French Language in Quebec

T

• Territorial integrity of Quebec in the event of the attainment of sovereignty
• The 15 resolutions adopted during the 1967 National assizes of the Estates General of French Canada
• The 31 resolutions adopted during the 1969 National assizes of the Estates General of French Canada
• The Case for a Sovereign Quebec
• The challenge of diversity
• The Decolonization of Quebec
• The English of Québec
• The English-speaking Community. An Integral Part of a Sovereign Québec
• The FLQ: Our Position
• The Irish of Quebec: at the crossroads of two cultures
• The issue of Quebec's sovereignty and its potential impact on the United States
• The Man from Quebec with a Message for Scotland
• The moral basis of the claim of the Republic of Ireland for official recognition
• The myth of a fascist Quebec
• The Nine Nations of North America
• The Parti Québécois: For or Against Independence?
• The principles and means of Québec's language policy
• The Rebellions of 1837 and 1838 in Lower Canada
• The suite et (we hope) fin to the little debate about the census
• The three founding peoples of Quebec
• Thinking the Quebec nation
• To get out of the survival
• To put an end to ethnic voting

W

• Was Quebec fascist in 1942?
• What is the real force of attraction of French in Quebec? A critical analysis of the improvement of the situation of French observed in 2001
• Who are we? Where are we going?
• Who Really Won When Quebec Voted "No"?
• Why does it not simply eliminate all questions on ethnic origin and religion?
• Why We are Sovereignist

Y

• Yves Michaud's letter to the Canadian Jewish Congress