Ontario Liberals in Ottawa-Vanier will nominate their candidate Saturday for a yet-to-be-called byelection.
The seat was vacated this summer when Liberal Nathalie Des Rosiers resigned to take a position at Massey College.
The premier has until Feb. 2 to call a byelection in the riding, and has not done so yet.
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The Liberals have handily won the riding in every provincial election since 1971, including the 2016 byelection that Des Rosiers won.
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Two community activists are vying to become the Liberal candidate – lawyer Lucille Collard is also a French public school trustee in Ottawa-Vanier and the chair of the board.
Lauren Touchant is finishing a PhD in public administration at the University of Ottawa, specialized in environmental and energy policy and is the chair of the Vanier Community Association.
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