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Quebec’s second biggest opposition party Québec solidaire has elected its new co-spokesperson. Lessard-Therrien, 31, will join Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois, whose renewed mandate was voted in by over 90 per cent of delegates.

In a Facebook live broadcast on Sunday, Massé said she is passing the torch to co-leader Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois, 30, as of September when the fall parliamentary session begins. Massé said Nadeau-Dubois has the “passion, vision, sensitivity and energy” needed to take QS forward and that it’s time that his generation takes the lead.

Voters in Gouin went to the polls on Monday as thirteen nominees including Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois, sought to win the National Assembly seat left vacant by Françoise David. Global’s Gloria Henriquez reports.

Fri, Nov 28: Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois was honoured with a Governor General’s Literary award this week, and he chose to give the $25,000 prize to kick off a campaign against the Energy East Pipeline, which has already crowdsourced over $300,000. Jamie Orchard has more.

Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois joins Global’s Laura Casella to talk about Quebec Solidaire’s priorities in the upcoming election.

If you follow Quebec politics, you have probably heard the word “woke” being used, especially this week, when many have been offering their own definition of the word. It was all sparked by Quebec premier François Legault and Quebec Solidaire’s Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois when he called him “woke.” Global’s Gloria Henriquez has more.

Recent polling suggests that three parties are neck-in-neck in the race to see who will form the official opposition for the next four years. As part of Global’s exclusive Decision Quebec 2022 coverage, Laura Casella speaks to Québec solidaire’s Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois about his platform and vision for the English speaking community,

Quebec Solidaire candidate Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois joins Global’s Laura Casella to talk about his journey from student activist to would-be politician for Quebec Solidaire.

Opposition MNAs are calling on the government to ensure workers and businesses alike are protected as Quebec moves to slowly re-open its economy. Quebec Solidaire co-spokesperson Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois joins Global’s Laura Casella.

The first debate held among party leaders had one moment that is being qualified by some as horrifying and silly. When discussing the topic of academic freedom, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon pushed Québec Solidaire’s Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois to say the title of a controversial book that includes a racial slur. Global’s Gloria Henriquez reports.

Focus Montreal: Elysia Bryan-Baynes talks to Gouin’s newly elected MNA, Quebec Solidaire’s Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois.