La croisée des chemins (2012)

-Who are we? Who are we? Where are we going? Where are we going? Deciding on the paths we will take, understanding and knowing ourselves better, choosing our destiny are already difficult tasks for a simple individual. So for a society - And for a society that, a fortiori, has not yet decided whether it wants to be a country in its own right, even more so. The 2012 student movement, born after a government decision to raise tuition fees, but which quickly took the lead in a much more global, much deeper social movement, certainly sent Quebec back to deal with these issues. But for many, the elections of September 4, 2012, which allowed the Parti Québécois to win, and the actions of the new government since then, have not been able to provide the necessary answers. Alongside Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois and Jean-François Lisée, two natives of Thetford Mines and two leading actors, each in their own way, of this maple spring, but also by multiplying the relevant interventions (from Gilles Duceppe to Jean-René Dufort, including Françoise David, Dominic Champagne and Fred Pellerin), "À la croisée des chemins" reviews this year as much as they hoped decisive and on its concrete consequences, both collective and personal.