Quebec

Philippe J. Fournier: A 338Canada analysis shows it was the Bloc—not the Conservatives—that did best where the CAQ had dominated last year

Paul Wells on the Montreal school board that’s challenging the province’s controversial law and how it plans to win

Philippe J. Fournier: A big shift in Quebec has changed the election picture with 10 days to go. Gone are the good odds of a Liberal majority.

The Bloc poses a problem for the big three parties in Quebec. The Liberals rebound in Atlantic Canada. And the Tories gain ground in the GTA.

Philippe J. Fournier: The Conservatives have fallen behind the surging Bloc, cutting the odds of seat gains needed to win the election

Election Image of the Day: The NDP leader had every reason to go ballistic when a man in Montreal advised him to ’cut off’ his turban. What he did was far more powerful.

Philippe J. Fournier: The past decade of Quebec politics has shown voters to be highly volatile. None of the parties can afford to play defence.

Legault asked them to stay out of legal challenges ’forever.’ For now, none of them will get in his way

Amrit Kaur wanted to be a teacher in her home province. After Bill 21, she’s moving to B.C.

Philippe J. Fournier: Are the Conservatives quietly making a breakthrough in Quebec? New polls show a glimpse of progress—and a big challenge.