Decision Quebec

The race to succeed Jean Charest has its first prominent participant as a former finance minister joined the Quebec Liberal leadership contest Friday.

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The newly installed Parti Quebecois government wasted no time showing its sovereigntist stripes by appointing, on its first day in office, a minister responsible for advancing the cause of Quebec independence.

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MONTREAL – The accused killer who allegedly ruined the Parti Quebecois election-night celebration surfaced again Wednesday – speaking out from his jailhouse just as the new government was being sworn in.
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Pauline Marois will become the 30th premier of Quebec today – and the very first woman to hold the job in that province. Continue reading →

The Maple Leaf made its return to the ornate Red Room of the Quebec legislature today, less than 24 hours after it was pulled out as members of the pro-independence Parti Quebecois took the oath of office.

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The Canadian flag was removed from its spot inside the Quebec legislature as members of the pro-independence Parti Quebecois took the oath of office Monday. Continue reading →

Parti Quebecois leader Pauline Marois was sworn in as the Member of the National Assembly for Charlevoix–Côte-de-Beaupré during a two-hour ceremony in Quebec City.

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Outgoing Quebec justice minister Jean-Marc Fournier has become the interim leader of federalist forces in the province. Continue reading →

The Parti Quebecois government of Pauline Marois intends to keep its promise to close the Gentilly-2 nuclear power plant in Becancour. Continue reading →

Mindful of the perils of long-drawn-out out leadership races, Quebec’s Liberals are stepping up the pace to replace Jean Charest.

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