I guess the Globe and Mail are all in on this "back discriminatory poorly written pieces on Québec" agenda after they themselves failed to even APOLOGIZE for Jan Wong's horror show reporting back in 2006. 

Funny how this "freedom of press at all costs" argument only comes out when it's about "journalists" having written pieces that are clearly intentioned at insulting Québec's society as a whole. I wonder how much the Globe and Mail would stand for an American article saying that English Canada is a failed society displaying pathological alienation and lack of solidarity. 

It's also unsurprising that to maintain this agenda, you've failed to mention that M. Potter has kept his  position of teacher at McGill and that he only resigned from the position of director of the Institute for the Study of Canada. It is obvious that his article was damning evidence of his lack of intellectual rigour  to hold such a position at one of Canada's top universities.