Adrian Wyld The Canadian Press Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois made this revelation Thursday morning in a scrum, in the wake of the controversy between him and columnist Gilles Proulx. Two people have reportedly been arrested for death threats against Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois since the last election campaign. This is what the co-spokesperson for Québec solidaire (QS) revealed on Thursday morning, in the wake of the controversy between him and columnist Gilles Proulx. He believes that the statements that the commentator made to QUB

Graham Hughes The Canadian Press The party obtained only 14% of the votes in the last election. What does it mean to be a Liberal in Quebec in 2023? This is one of the questions to be answered by the committee on the revival of the Liberal Party of Quebec (PLQ), which will aim to redefine the identity of the political party. The committee will be composed of 14 members, including former journalist and former senator André Pratte. He will

Jacques Boissinot The Canadian Press The Québec Ombudsman, Marc-André Dowd, highlights the improvements and initiatives initiated by the Public Curator to better monitor private guardianships. But there is still a long way to go, he said. The Curateur public, which ensures the protection of incapacitated Quebecers, has sometimes been slow to act in situations of financial abuse of adults placed under private guardianship, notes the Québec Ombudsman in an investigation unveiled Thursday. In cases of suspected or proven financial abuse,

Jacques Boissinot The Canadian Press Marie-Louise Tardif went to greet François Legault on Wednesday after being reinstated in the caucus of the Coalition avenir Québec She had left doubts hanging over her, she is now closing the double-turned door. MNA Marie-Louise Tardif will not sue the newspaper which reported the remarks that led to her temporary exclusion from the caucus of the Coalition avenir Québec (CAQ). “I totally exclude the fact of suing < i>Le Nouvelliste or any media,” launched

Photo: Jacques Boissinot The Canadian Press Gilles Proulx “has the right to defend himself”, but his explanation is “wobbly” at best, argues Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois. Columnist Gilles Proulx persists and signs in his fight against Québec solidaire. In a column signed Thursday, he asks Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois “to admit that he erred” by blaming him for making calls for violence. The chosen one retorts that he has nothing to be ashamed of. Under the spotlight since the solidarity demanded an apology for