Party leaders commit to solve homelessness crisis at municipal summit Kevin Dougherty kevin@qctonline.com All five campaign buses for the leading candidates in the Oct. 5 election converged on Sept. 18…
The Liberal, Parti Québécois and Québec Solidaire campaign buses are shown at the Centre des congrès on Sept. 18. (Photo by Kevin Dougherty)
Liberal Farnell Morisset, Christian Savard of the Parti Québécois and Étienne Grandmont of Québec Solidaire are among seven candidates running for the National Assembly seat in Taschereau. Polls suggest a two-way race between Savard and incumbent Grandmont. (Photo by Kevin Dougherty)
Images of Quebec’s five party leaders are projected at the National Assembly Agora where they were interviewed for the Radio-Canada special Cinq chefs, une élection on Sept. 9. (Screenshot by Kevin Dougherty)
PQ leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon proposes tough laws to protect French in Quebec at an Aug. 30 announcement in Quebec City. (Photo by Kevin Dougherty)
Christine Roy, Quebec’s auditor general, warns party leaders that Quebec’s finances will remain tight for years. (Screenshot)