Independent perspectives connecting Quebec and all of Canada.
Canadien Review provides nuanced, thorough investigation into constitutional law, national commerce, federal-provincial trade, and cultural policy.
Reporting built on constitutional and civic rigour
Delivering primary-source public interest journalism across both official languages.
Federalism & Law
In-depth coverage of Supreme Court dockets, intergovernmental summits, and charter jurisprudence.
National Economy
Finance, aerospace, artificial intelligence, and export infrastructure across Quebec and the eastern corridors.
Society & Culture
Thoughtful analysis of language legislation, higher education, demographics, and cultural institutions.
Public Audits
Investigative transparency inquiries into government procurement contracts and crown monopolies.
Journalism held to uncompromising verification
Operating from 1000 de la Gauchetière in downtown Montreal, our editorial team produces journalism that respects factual accuracy above speed.
- ✓ Documentary Sourcing: All investigative findings are grounded in primary filings, court exhibits, or official transcripts.
- ✓ Fair Hearing (Droit de réponse): Every individual or entity scrutinized is provided meaningful notice to reply on record.
- ✓ Transparent Retractions: Immediate, unpaywalled corrections are published in full view of readers.
The journalists behind our national coverage
Bilingual investigative correspondents and editors headquartered in Montreal, Quebec.
Marc-André Tremblay
Rédacteur en chef
Catherine Bélanger
Senior National Correspondent
Simon Roy
Financial Markets Analyst
Elena Vance
Legal & Constitutional Lead
Inside our Montreal editorial bureau
From downtown bureaus to judicial hearings and national press galleries.
