Mes lectures
Samuel de Champlain: at the origins of French AmericaÉric Thierry (northern, 2024), 774 pages
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Samuel de Champlain: at the origins of French Americafrom Eric Thierry
For me, the history of Quebec is first of all the history of great builders like Champlain, whose humanist vision of a French-speaking nation on the banks of the St. Lawrence still lives in us. I can’t wait to rediscover his story through this new 800 -page biography!
AbundanceEzra Klein et Derek Thompson (Simon & Schuster, 2025), 304 pages
Since the 1970s, all Western democracies have adopted more and more regulations which are now so heavy that they have slowed efficiency and innovation. We must tackle this problem head -on, which Klein and Thompson, in Quebec, denounce.
The renaissance of the industryBernard Charlès and Pierre Musso (editions de l’Aube, 2023), 261 pages
The philosopher Pierre Musso and the president of Dassault Systems, Bernard Charlès, reflect on the positive role that industry can play in the digital revolution. Digital and industrialist are not competitors, they are complementary to advance our companies.
For my opponents
The return of the Blues: the intellectual roots of Quebec nationalismÉtienne-Alexandre Beauregard (Liber, 2024), 192 pages
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The return of the Blues: the intellectual roots of Quebec nationalismfrom Etienne-Alexandre Beauregard
A rereading of our political history which highlights the divide between the nationalist Blues and the liberal reds from François-Xavier Garneau and Lord Durham. The challenges of language, secularism and immigration which occupy us today demonstrate that identity has supplanted sovereignty in political debate, and that the nationalist Blues must first be brought together to ensure the future of the Quebec nation.
