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Graham Fraser

Graham Fraser is the author of two national political bestsellers, René Lévesque and the Parti Québécois in Power, and Playing for Keeps: The Making of the Prime Minister, 1988, as well as Sorry, I Don’t Speak French. He served as Canada’s Commissioner of Official Languages from 2006-2016, and is now affiliated with the McGill Institute for the Study of Canada. This piece originally ran in the September-October issue of Policy magazine, edited by L. Ian MacDonald.

The Quebec election: a primer

Every election tells a story. And every political party strives to control the narrative of that story. The Quebec election, scheduled for Oct. 1,

Opinion | BY GRAHAM FRASER | September 17, 2018

The Quebec election: a primer

Opinion | BY GRAHAM FRASER | September 17, 2018

Every election tells a story. And every political party strives to control the narrative of that story. The Quebec election, scheduled for Oct. 1,

The Quebec election: a primer

Opinion | BY GRAHAM FRASER | September 17, 2018

Every election tells a story. And every political party strives to control the narrative of that story. The Quebec election, scheduled for Oct. 1,

The Quebec election: a primer

Every election tells a story. And every political party strives to control the narrative of that story. The Quebec election, scheduled for Oct. 1,

Opinion | BY GRAHAM FRASER | September 17, 2018

The Quebec election: a primer

Opinion | BY GRAHAM FRASER | September 17, 2018

Every election tells a story. And every political party strives to control the narrative of that story. The Quebec election, scheduled for Oct. 1,

The Quebec election: a primer

Opinion | BY GRAHAM FRASER | September 17, 2018

Every election tells a story. And every political party strives to control the narrative of that story. The Quebec election, scheduled for Oct. 1,