Montreal

Quebecers should expect the newly elected members of the Quebec Conservative Party (PCQ) to make blunders and mistakes.

Former CAQ MNA Chantal Soucy will run for office under the banner of the Liberal Party of Canada in Saint-Hyacinthe–Bagot–Acton, a riding left vacant by the candidate who took her seat in the last provincial election.

The Vachon riding in the Montérégie region is set to go to the Parti Québécois (PQ) following a judicial recount held on Wednesday.

Paul St-Pierre Plamondon was sworn in as Quebec’s 34th premier on Wednesday, bringing the sovereigntist Parti Québécois back to power after more than a decade.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is not ruling out giving Alberta more authority over immigration along the lines of a deal Ottawa signed with Quebec in the early 1990s.

Conservative leader Éric Duhaime sought advice from Stephen Harper, the former Prime Minister of Canada.

The Court of Quebec has granted the Parti Québécois’ (PQ) request and ordered a judicial recount in the Champlain riding, in the Mauricie region, where the PQ candidate lost by 191 votes.

With four weeks to go before Quebec MNAs begin the new parliamentary session, a judge heard arguments Monday on a legal challenge that would force the lawmakers to swear an oath to the King.

Two opposition leaders in Quebec are urging the incoming Parti Québécois government to take note of Monday night’s referendum results in Alberta.

Quebec’s lieutenant-governor has agreed to sit out the swearing-in ceremony for the new Parti Québécois ministers, at the request of the premier-designate.

Quebec Liberal Leader Charles Millard urged his caucus to serve with clarity and humility as they were sworn in at the provincial legislature.

Former Parti Québécois legislature member Pascal Paradis has been named the province’s chief negotiator and diplomat.

Ahead of the swearing-in of his MPs, the leader of the Quebec Liberal Party (QLP), Charles Milliard, unveiled his official opposition leadership team in the National Assembly on Sunday.

Mathieu Lévesque, former MNA for Chapleau in the Outaouais region, has been appointed interim leader of the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ).

With just days before Alberta’s vote on an independence referendum, longtime Quebec sovereigntists are distancing themselves from the western province’s separatists.