Parti Québécois

He will almost certainly take the leadership of the PQ, but he is a flawed politician in a troubled party, writes Martin Patriquin

Amid the usual backbiting and conspiracies, some refreshing—albeit late—candour

The enemies of the sovereignty movement aren’t the Liberals, immigrants or any of the PQ’s bogeymen: It’s the march of time

Why the PM would do well to reach out to the incoming Quebec premier

Wells: The party of hope often wins in Quebec. This year, that’s not the PQ

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

The Quebec Liberals don’t need to call on their big guns against a floundering PQ

You don’t talk about Sovereignty Club. Second rule: imaginary worlds rock!

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