Quebec Coalition Avenir Quebec leader Christine Fréchette adjusted her schedule to meet Montreal's mayor following the discovery of a one-year-old child in a homeless encampment. The incident has intensified scrutiny on the provincial election campaign, with Fréchette outlining new commitments aimed at addressing homelessness. The child's presence in the encampment has sparked public concern and political debate over social services and urban policy. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court of Canada has ruled to invalidate the 2025 federal election result in the Terrebonne riding, where Liberal candidate Tatiana Auguste was initially declared the winner. This legal decision adds to the political tensions as candidates navigate the fallout from both the child discovery and the election ruling. The situation highlights growing challenges in managing urban homelessness and the legal complexities surrounding electoral processes.