With one week to go before the election, party leaders are continuing their campaigns across Quebec.
With one week to go before the election, the leaders of Quebec’s main parties are continuing their campaigns in several regions of the province. Their announced trips include softwood lumber, mining, health and public safety, as well as meetings with voters and local stakeholders.
Regional stages for the PLQ and the CAQ
Quebec Liberal Party leader Charles Milliard is scheduled to visit a lumber company in Chibougamau, then Val-d’Or. There, he will meet with local elected officials and representatives from Air Creebec before visiting mining companies. A press conference is planned for the end of the day, before his return to Longueuil.
Coalition Avenir Québec leader Christine Fréchette plans to stop in Mont-Tremblant, in the Labelle riding, where she will meet with constituents. The CAQ caravan will then continue on to Rouyn-Noranda for meetings with local elected officials and members of the Chamber of Commerce.
Québec solidaire in Greater Montreal
Ruba Ghazal is scheduled to begin the day with a press conference in a Montreal park, followed by a visit to the campaign headquarters of Québec solidaire candidate Alejandra Zaga Mendez in Verdun. After meeting with Montreal students, the party caravan is expected in Joliette for a vigil in memory of Joyce Echaquan.
The themes of the PQ and the PCQ
In the Eastern Townships, the leader of the Parti Québécois, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, is scheduled to address public safety in Ulverton. His itinerary then includes a stop in Lac-Mégantic focused on health, with meetings of the « Our Regions, Our Care » and « The Future Begins Here » committees. He is to conclude his day with a walk and dinner in Magog.
Quebec Conservative Party leader Éric Duhaime is scheduled to participate in a series of interviews on Montreal radio stations following his appearance on the popular talk show Tout le monde en parle . A campaign announcement is also planned for the afternoon, but details were not available at the time of publication.
These movements and activities are reported in coverage of the 33rd day of the election campaign, published on September 28, 2026. The source indicates that the election is to take place a week later.
Source: Radio-Canada | News | Top Stories (ici.radio-canada.ca)
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