Martin Patriquin

Openly xenophobic supporters—and candidates—are welcomed into the fold

Québec solidaire leader Françoise David emerged as a winner, and a thorn in the PQ’s side

For decades, the city has resisted the charms of the PQ, vexing the party’s new star candidate

Martin Patriquin on the latest turn in the Quebec election campaign

Martin Patriquin on the return to a two-party system in Quebec and where the votes will land

How recruiting one of Canada’s most powerful tycoons has given the separatists a real chance

Recruiting one of Canada’s most powerful tycoons has given the separatists a real chance

The Quebecor king is an appeal to economically minded voters – but it could backfire down the road

With the ADQ erased from electoral memory, voters will return to the tug-of-war politics of years past

Justice France Charbonneau may have met her match in the form of a union tough guy