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MONTREAL - If economic conservatives are looking for the great right-wing hope in Quebec's election campaign, they may have to shift their gaze a little to the left.

MONTREAL - If economic conservatives are looking for the great right-wing hope in Quebec's election campaign, they may have to shift their gaze a little to the left.

Quebec will post a balanced budget this year and tightly control government spending as the province aims to slice its massive debt over the next decade, said Quebec's Finance Minister.

Coalition Avenir Quebec leader François Legault said he finds the amount -- and the way Pauline Marois spent it -- revolting.

With horse carriages, top hats and long dresses, teachers demonstrated in Quebec City to show how government reforms could take back the profession 100 years.

From public sector strikes, to dire warnings about processed meats and a new season for the Côte Saint-Luc Dramatic Society, look who we're meeting this week on Focus Montreal.

Quebec's universally subsidized child care could reportedly soon see a sliding scale fee structure based on family income.

The government is giving companies a year to come forth, voluntarily, before it launches civil lawsuits.

Public-sector workers are gearing up for a series of rotating strikes as early as the end of October.

Treasury Board president Martin Coiteux tells Global News he doesn't understand why the unions are staging a week of rotating strikes while negotiations are progressing.

A parent of a Laval runaway wants to see change in the way the Quebec government deals with youth protection.

There were some big changes as Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard shuffled his cabinet Thursday morning.

The Liberal government is working on province-wide legislation to deal with dangerous dogs, but in Quebec City the mayor is not waiting on provincial legislation.

The Parti Quebecois are calling sliding-scale fees for Quebec daycares a direct attack on the middle class.

School is out for thousands of elementary, high school and CEGEP students.

The provincial government will be providing $1.96 million to the Yvon Deschamps Foundation, the charitable group that funds the recreation centre.

The Quebec government has adopted its long-awaited cannabis law.

Martin Coiteux has kept the riding of Nelligan for the Liberal party.

In the four federalist ridings of the West Island, some voters feel lost in the shuffle where real issues like transit, healthcare and education are concerned.

Take a look at seven ridings to watch in the Quebec's 2014 provincial elections.