Nate Gorelick is a frequent visitor to Quebec City, where he attends an annual training seminar in Lacanian psychoanalysis. In June, 2012, he marched with protestors and spoke to several activists (when their voices could be heard over the ringing of les casseroles) in anticipation of this report.

Student Protests in Quebec Successfully Fight Back Against the One Percent

Posted on November 11, 2012 by Nate Gorelick

The provincial government’s troubles began when it announced that it would increase university tuition 82 percent over the next five years, or $254 per year. The ensuing student strike quickly mushroomed into a general protest against the increasingly corporatist ideology of the Quebec Cabinet. The local campaign involved both students and faculty from post-secondary schools …Continue Reading