Québec solidaire leadership bid takes shape
Sunday, May 25, 2025, 1:20 pm permalink
Étienne Grandmont has declared his candidacy for co-porte-parole of Québec solidaire, positioning himself to confront rising right-wing influences while spotlighting environmental and social priorities in his campaign.
permalink / 2 stories from sources in 20 days #politics #elections #provincial #quebec
More Top Stories...
Escalating Iran–Israel Confrontation Intensifies After Missile Strikes
Iranian missile attacks on Israel have sparked a dangerous tit-for-tat exchange in an already volatile region. Israeli officials warned that further missile firings would have dire consequences, while international voices—including Canada’s Foreign Minister—urged restraint. In the midst of the chaos, Israeli forces mounted retaliatory operations that have deepened regional tensions. More...
PM Carney defers action on 24 Sussex Drive issue
In a recent announcement, PM Carney made it clear he won’t be tackling the longstanding 24 Sussex Drive dilemma, leaving the fate of the historic property to the National Capital Commission. This decision continues the debate over the property's future, with taxpayers still grappling with its unresolved legacy. More...
Quebec Liberal Party Seeks New Leader in Provincial Convention
In an atmosphere charged with ambition and a dash of political theater, the Quebec Liberal Party convened in the provincial capital to choose its new leader. Politicians jostled for position while party members observed with a mix of hope and wry amusement at the unfolding drama. More...
WestJet Cybersecurity Incident Significantly Disrupts Internal Systems, Employee App Access
The Calgary-based airline is grappling with a reported cybersecurity incident that has compromised access to internal systems and its employee app, raising questions about data security protocols. WestJet has alerted staff and customers while investigations continue behind the scenes to assess the breach’s scope and prevent similar future disruptions, with authorities monitoring the situation closely. More...
Alberta Defends Charging Healthy Residents for COVID-19 Vaccinations
Alberta’s government is set to implement a controversial policy requiring healthy residents to pay for their COVID-19 vaccinations while exemptions remain for vulnerable groups. Premier Danielle Smith defended the measure as fiscally responsible despite public grumbles over unexpected healthcare costs for everyday Albertans. More...
Related Tags
Politics
US Military Parade Marks 250th Anniversary Amid Nationwide Protests (7 hrs)
Legault Revisits Historic De Gaulle Office, Reinterprets 'Vive Québec Libre' (9 hrs)
Quebec Liberal Party Seeks New Leader in Provincial Convention (12 hrs)
Elections
Premier Smith rallies rural Alberta byelection candidate support (4 days)
Quebec political factions make early election push (8 days)
Alberta separatist party lambasts cancelled byelection debate (9 days)
Provincial
Alberta Defends Charging Healthy Residents for COVID-19 Vaccinations (3 hrs)
Quebec Liberal Party Seeks New Leader in Provincial Convention (12 hrs)
Alberta to implement paid COVID-19 vaccinations this fall (23 hrs)
Quebec
Quebec Boat Capsizing Leaves Woman Dead, Child in Critical Condition (0 hrs)
Four Prominent Quebec Universities Push Plans to Attract Top Researchers (6 hrs)
Legault Revisits Historic De Gaulle Office, Reinterprets 'Vive Québec Libre' (9 hrs)