Marc Miller

As a Quebecer the sentiment of alienation isn't foreign to me," he said. "I care about my country, I am willing to fight for it.

Quebecers have spoken" and he wishes St-Pierre Plamondon "good luck," but noted that the incoming premier has an obligation to work for the whole province, not just those advocating for separation.

“There needs to be a space online for discussion, and what constitutes legitimate and illegitimate discussion is a very fine line that has a lot of views from people, particularly around very important things like freedom of expression,”

Reconciliation is a responsibility we all share, and by connecting with each other and our history, we can help build a future grounded in understanding, respect and hope.

That is why (Quebecers) loathe referendums, because they are immensely divisive, highly emotional.

What we’re hearing from Quebecers is that they want different levels of government to work together.

I am prepared for any eventuality. I have my own hopes, but we are ready for anything.

(The findings) echo what we are seeing across Canada. Statistics Canada’s most recent data shows that 71 per cent of all police-reported religion motivated hate crimes targeted Jewish Canadians.

Disgusted to see this attack on a local kosher restaurant. Trusting this disgraceful act will be properly investigated as a hate crime.

Trusting this disgraceful act will be properly investigated as a hate crime.

We owe it to ourselves — and we owe to our country — to try.

Perhaps (it’s) unfair to expect real improvement in very polarized groups in society … that largely are not speaking to each other.

This is an advisory committee that is going to foster dialogue and a space to talk about some extremely difficult issues, chief of which is the current scourge of antisemitism in the country.

I believe it should be accurate, and I believe there are many groups, principally Muslim or Palestinian, that are suffering through a lot of trauma from what they are seeing with the war in Gaza.

Canada Day is a chance to go out and eat some hotdogs, drink beer, listen to some tunes and just relax,

It’s the best country in the world, not without nuance or complexity,

I’m surprised at some allegations that the board was not able to see the exhibit beforehand because that would, to me, seem like an error in governance.

There are some words in there that are regrettable. Not identifying Hamas as a terrorist organization is, I think, a failure.

Not clearly stating that, for example, Hamas intended to kill Jews is an unfortunate error in curation and should be rectified.

As modest as this exhibit is — it's only two panels — I believe it should be accurate.

It's just regrettable that that exhibit has been born in controversy.

Not identifying Hamas as a terrorist organization is, I think, a failure.

It is “regrettable” that it did not identify Hamas as a terrorist organization that seeks to kill Jews.

It did not identify Hamas as a terrorist organization that seeks to kill Jews.