Congrès des jeunes caquistes | Legault se sert de Carney pour attaquer le PQ / La Presse

Saturday, June 7, 2025, 5:20 pm

At a recent political gathering, Quebec Premier Legault maneuvered with notable panache by aligning with the new government led by Carney, seizing the moment to take jabs at his political adversaries, notably the PQ and PSPP. The calculated remarks hint at shifts ahead of upcoming elections, all delivered with unmistakable bravado.

Bluesky: @ledevoir.com


torontosun.com / Letters to the Editor, June 8, 2025

HUMAN CAPITAL Re “Carney’s hocus-pocus plan to increase debt and balance the budget” (Lorrie Goldstein, May 31): In today’s knowledge economy, having a fit and well-trained workforce is economically essential, so trying to distinguish between capital and operating budgets and capping the latter…

lapresse.ca / Congrès des jeunes caquistes | Legault se sert de Carney pour attaquer le PQ

Une « occasion exceptionnelle » se présente avec le nouveau gouvernement Carney et une victoire du Parti québécois aux élections l’an prochain la saboterait, selon François Legault.

ledevoir.com / Legault tend la main à Carney et écorche PSPP

Le Québec a besoin de soigner ses relations avec le ROC pour faire face à Trump, plaide Legault.


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