Quebec election
Quebec election: The end of an era, the beginning of—something
Paul Wells: There were parallel routs of the old-line parties, as the Liberals and PQ suffered historic drubbings. The CAQ is just what’s left over.
Shake, rattle, roll
Martin Patriquin assesses the fallout after the second leaders’ debate in Quebec
Paul Wells on the Quebec leaders’ debate
Political editor Paul Wells with his thoughts on tonight’s debate. Follow along, starting at 8 p.m. EST.
Quebec election: Sit back and grin
The Quebec Liberals don’t need to call on their big guns against a floundering PQ
The first rule of Sovereignty Club?
You don’t talk about Sovereignty Club. Second rule: imaginary worlds rock!
The winner and loser in the Quebec debate
Québec solidaire leader Françoise David emerged as a winner, and a thorn in the PQ’s side
Quebec’s election debate: Veiled threats
Pauline Marois must hope her comeback starts tonight
Which Quebec party will benefit from CAQ woes?
Martin Patriquin on the return to a two-party system in Quebec and where the votes will land
Why Pierre Karl Péladeau’s candidacy is a win for the PQ
The Quebecor king is an appeal to economically minded voters – but it could backfire down the road
The real issue on Quebec voters’ minds
The economy, not the values charter, will decide the next election
PQ accomplishes the impossible—makes life easy for Liberals
Marois has already overplayed her hand and completely misread the population she claims to represent
To the contrary, Monsieur Harper
Marois’s new Harper-opposing policies discourage investment, immigration, resource development and healthy universities