THE PARTI QUÉBÉCOIS HAS THE WIND IN ITS SAILS...
By Bernard Bujold -
The Parti Québécois won the by-election in Arthabaska on Monday, August 11, 2025, with its candidate Alex Boissonneault. The two big losers are obviously Éric Duhaime of the Conservative Party and Premier François Legault.
It is becoming clear that the Parti Québécois will be at the forefront of the October 5, 2026, general election. The question is who will be its opponent to counter the separatist ambitions of the Parti Québécois. François Legault, who has been Premier of Quebec since October 18, 2018, but whose popularity is declining, or Pablo Rodriguez, the new Liberal leader, but strongly identified with Justin Trudeau, as Plamondon pointed out during his candidate's victory speech. It seems that for some reason, voters do not want Éric Duhaime as the province's leader.
The next election will focus on the economy, and for this reason, US President Donald Trump will indirectly be at the center of the debates.
To be continued...
By Bernard Bujold -
The Parti Québécois won the by-election in Arthabaska on Monday, August 11, 2025, with its candidate Alex Boissonneault. The two big losers are obviously Éric Duhaime of the Conservative Party and Premier François Legault.
It is becoming clear that the Parti Québécois will be at the forefront of the October 5, 2026, general election. The question is who will be its opponent to counter the separatist ambitions of the Parti Québécois. François Legault, who has been Premier of Quebec since October 18, 2018, but whose popularity is declining, or Pablo Rodriguez, the new Liberal leader, but strongly identified with Justin Trudeau, as Plamondon pointed out during his candidate's victory speech. It seems that for some reason, voters do not want Éric Duhaime as the province's leader.
The next election will focus on the economy, and for this reason, US President Donald Trump will indirectly be at the center of the debates.
To be continued...
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