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2026-10-06 · The Globe and Mail · Politics

Five takeaways from the Quebec election results

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2026-10-06 · The Globe and Mail · Politics

Parti Québécois projected to form government in Quebec

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2026-10-04 · The Globe and Mail · Politics

Quebec on the cusp of electing separatist government promising referendum

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2026-09-04 · The Globe and Mail · Politics

PQ Leader accuses Ottawa of election interference to help Coalition Avenir Québec

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2026-10-15 · The Globe and Mail · Crime & Law

Toronto police arrest three reservists, seize allegedly stolen ammunition in crypto-kidnapping investigation

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2026-10-07 · The Globe and Mail · Politics

Parti Québécois Leader says independence vote won’t be early priority for incoming minority government

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2026-09-04 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 Paul St-Pierre Plamondon suggested Friday that it’s no coincidence Prime Minister Mark Carney has made several recent announcements alongside Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette, ahead of a campaign in which the PQ is promising a third referendum on independence. He said the federal Liberals largely ignored the requests of the CAQ government until the eve of the provincial election, which is scheduled for Oct. 5. “I think we should be concerned about the possibility that this could be the greatest federal interference in our affairs and our election since 1995,” he told reporters in response to questions at a press conference in the northern town of Chibougamau. assertive

2026-09-09 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 On the eve of the 2018 Quebec election campaign, François Legault made a promise that would help define his nearly eight years as premier. assertive

2026-09-15 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 On Friday, the PQ confirmed it will cost at least $130-million to hold an independence referendum in a first mandate, as Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon has promised to do if his party forms government on Oct. 5. assertive

2026-09-15 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 On Friday, the PQ confirmed it will cost at least $130-million to hold an independence referendum in a first mandate, as Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon has promised to do if his party forms government on Oct. 5. assertive

2026-09-22 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 On Oct. 5, Quebeckers will select from five major political parties who are all likely to win at least a handful of seats in the province’s National Assembly. assertive

2026-10-02 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 The leader of the Parti Québécois says he will break with the monarchy in Quebec if he becomes premier, invoking the spectre of a constitutional battle that critics say could help him drum up support for an unpopular referendum on independence. assertive

2026-10-04 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 The Parti Québécois, polls show, will likely take the reins of power from the governing Coalition Avenir Québec on Monday after a lacklustre campaign in which voters expressed a desire for change but little enthusiasm for any of their options. assertive

2026-10-06 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 The separatist Parti Québécois is projected to form government in Quebec after promising to hold an independence referendum in the next four years, with the prospect of such a vote increasing if the PQ is able to eke out a majority. assertive

2026-10-06 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 The results of Monday’s election will shake up Quebec’s political landscape, with the PQ returning to power after being nearly wiped out four years ago, while the Coalition Avenir Québec is facing extinction after eight years in government. assertive

2026-10-07 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 We’ve got plenty of urgent problems to solve, so I think the upcoming months will more be about … things that are urgent,” he said. assertive

2026-10-10 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 With the PQ at 59 seats, five shy of a majority, premier-designate Paul St-Pierre Plamondon has vowed to collaborate across the aisle, while his rival party leaders are starting to hint at what they will demand in return. “It will be a context of rivalry and contention on many issues,” said André Lamoureux, a political-science lecturer at the University of Quebec at Montreal. assertive

2026-10-15 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 Ms. Poulin did not respond to questions about how the alleged theft of military ammunition could have taken place, and when the CAF became aware of the issue. mixed