Quebec's major political parties have intensified their campaign efforts as they prepare for the provincial election on Monday. Leaders from the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ), Quebec Solidaire (QS), and the Parti Québécois (PQ) have held final campaign events across the province, focusing on key issues such as healthcare, education, and economic growth.
The CAQ, led by François Legault, has emphasized its record on fiscal responsibility and infrastructure development. QS, under Pascal Baudry, has highlighted social justice and environmental policies. The PQ, led by Pierre-Yves Bélanger, has focused on Quebec sovereignty and public services. Campaigners have met with voters in urban and rural areas, addressing concerns about public spending and regional development.
This election marks a critical moment in Quebec's political landscape, with voters deciding the future of the province's governance. The last provincial election in 2022 saw a shift in voter preferences, with the CAQ securing a majority. This year's race is expected to reflect ongoing debates over economic policy and social values. The results could influence national political dynamics as well.
