Quebec general election
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Independent, non-partisan and sourced information about Quebec’s October 5, 2026 general election.
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All issues →Health and social services
Access to primary care, family doctors and NPs, emergency rooms, surgery, mental health, home care, and the performance of Santé Québec.
Cost of living and purchasing power
Prices for food, gasoline, housing and everyday goods, disposable income, and measures aimed at protecting purchasing power.
Affordable housing and access to housing
Availability and price of rental housing, construction, social and community housing, access to homeownership, and tenant protection.
Immigration, integration and capacity
Permanent and temporary immigration levels, asylum seekers, francization, economic selection, regionalization and pressure on public services.
Economy, productivity and employment
Growth, private investment, productivity, innovation, small and medium-sized businesses, wages, employment and Quebec's competitiveness.
Trade with the United States and tariffs
Response to U.S. tariffs, protection of exposed sectors, market diversification and the resilience of supply chains.
Latest news
All news →Cash inside campaign gifts: what the Thouin affair establishes — and what it does not
Louis-Charles Thouin acknowledged putting cash inside promotional items handed out at bingo events. The act is established; its legal characterization depends on intent and the accounting trail.
Two debates, five leaders: what became clearer — and what the checks show
The TVA (September 15) and Noovo–Crave (September 16) debates sharpened the contrasts between the five parties, left some answers incomplete and raised eight claims to check. No winner or loser.
Santé Québec: Abolish the Structure or Demand Results?
Quebec’s election debate presents two simple choices on Santé Québec: keep it, or abolish it. The available evidence does not yet support such a clear verdict — it shows what the organization must prove instead.