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Mon, May 16: Rosemont MNA Jean-François Lisée announced he will run to replace Pierre Karl Péladeau as leader of the Parti Québécois.

Sun, Jan 22: PQ Leader Jean-Francois Lisée shares his point of view on U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposed protectionism and how it might impact Quebec’s economy.

Sun, Jan 22: Parti-Québécois Leader Jean-François Lisée is promising that if elected, his government will invest in keeping kids active.

Mon, Jan 16: Parti Québécois leader Jean-François Lisée wants English CEGEPs and universities to beef up their French, even proposing exit exams for graduates. As Global’s Anne Leclair reports, some worry it’s another way to make anglophones feel like outsiders.

Wed, Nov 23: A new CROP poll is suggesting some Quebecers are no longer support the Parti Québécois since Jean-François Lisée became leader. As Global’s Raquel Fletcher reports, the party dropped behind the Coalition Avenir Quebec in voting intentions.

Global News’ Mike Armstrong breaks down Jean-Francois Lisse’s PQ Party loss.

Tue, Jan 22: Quebec Premier François Legault is being accused of trying to broker a deal for Quebec votes after he handed Prime Minister Justin Trudeau a list of demands for the upcoming federal election. Global’s Raquel Fletcher reports.

Education Minister Jean-François Roberge says he wants to meet with the EMSB and Pointe de-L’Ile school board to see if there’s a way to avoid moving students from the Galileo Adult Center. As Global’s Tim Sargeant explains, Roberge says the school was never on the list in the first place.

Tue, Aug 28: Parti Québécois Leader Jean-François Lisée insists he would have allowed Robert Lepage’s controversial shows to go on if he were premier. As Global’s Cora MacDonald reports, some activists are questioning the politician’s intentions.

Parti Québécois leader Jean-François Lisée argues the Quebec Liberal government isn’t being transparent about how they’re paying to accommodate the growing number of asylum seekers coming into the province. Global’s Raquel Fletcher reports.

Fri, Nov 25: Parti Québécois leader Jean-François Lisée spoke with anchor Laura Casella about the party’s vision on Quebec identity and religious neutrality.

Parti Québécois leader Jean-François Lisée wants to table his own secularism bill that could include a more complete ban on religious face coverings. As Global’s Raquel Fletcher reports, he hopes to table the proposed legislation before Christmas.

Parti Québecois’s Jean-Francois Lisée and Québec Solidaire’s Manon Massé spent day three of the campaign trail in their respective home riding’s of Rosemont and Sainte-Marie-Saint-Jacques. Global’s Dan Spector reports.

Sat, Sep 24: Parti Québécois leadership hopeful, Jean-François Lisée, promised he would strengthen Quebec’s language laws if he were to be elected Premier.

Sat, Oct 8: It was a difficult campaign for Parti Quebecois candidates but the posturing, personal attacks and finger-pointing are all over as the PQ has elected Jean-François Lisée as its new leader.

With independence off the table for new Parti Québécois leader, Jean-François Lisée, the PQ is working to define its position on identity. As Raquel Fletcher reports, this is likely to become one of the biggest political debates leading up to the 2018…

Thu, Apr 21: Dr. Jean-Francois Lizée of Transplant Quebec drops by Global News Morning to talk about Organ Donor Awareness Week in Quebec.

Parti Québécois leader Jean-François Lisée is speaking out against violence directed at the Muslim community after a car owned by the president of a Quebec City mosque, where six men were shot dead, was set on fire. Global’s Raquel Fletcher reports.

If elected premier, PQ Leader Jean-François Lisée told party members at a convention in Quebec City over the weekend that he would require immigrants to speak French before they even arrive in the province. As Raquel Fletcher reports, Lisée’s stance on diversity is not sitting well with the Liberals.

Wed, Nov 23: A new CROP poll suggests some Quebecers no longer support the Parti Québécois since Jean-François Lisée became leader. As Global’s Raquel Fletcher reports, the party dropped behind the Coalition Avenir Quebec in voting intentions for the first time.