Paull Wells, Maclean’s “For the first time in five debates, I thought this one had a winner. It was Trudeau.” (Paul Wells, Maclean’s, Twitter, October 2, 2015) Jean-Marc Léger, président, Léger Marketing « Je trouve qu’il a marqué des points. Moi je trouve que pour les Québécois qui se posaient la question : “est-ce que[…]

OTTAWA – After the Harper decade, marked by a governing party that breaks election rules time and again, a new Liberal government will protect voters now and restore the integrity of Canada’s elections, said Liberals today. “Under Stephen Harper, Conservatives broke election rules in 2006, in 2008, and in 2011, so Canadians are rightfully concerned[…]

OTTAWA — The NDP is trying to change the channel from Thomas Mulcair’s weak debate performance. They are reeling from Mulcair’s decision to adopt Stephen Harper’s budget, and all the cuts and broken promises that go with it.  The Liberals, they falsely claim, are committing only $900 million to First Nation’s education in lieu of the[…]

Gilbert Lavoie, Le Soleil « Justin Trudeau a fait une très bonne impression à ce débat. À l’aise en français, combatif sans être agressif, bon sens de la répartie et bien documenté, le chef libéral a démontré qu’il n’était pas le jeunot sans profondeur que l’on a dépeint de lui dans le passé. » (Le[…]

MONTREAL – “Throughout this campaign, Thomas Mulcair has pretended to support local businesses, but in the National Assembly, Mulcair fought aggressively against investing in local businesses to help create jobs,” said Liberal candidate for Westmount—Ville-Marie, Marc Garneau. “It’s yet another demonstration that Mulcair will say anything,” continued Mr. Garneau.“The only thing Thomas Mulcair’s experience has taught him[…]

MONTREAL – At tonight’s French-language Leaders’ debate, Quebecers and Canadians across the country will see that only Justin Trudeau and the Liberals have the strong plan to immediately invest in job creation to help the middle class and those working hard to join it. “Meeting with Quebecers, and Canadians from coast to coast to coast,[…]

MONTREAL – As part of an historic investment in public transit to create jobs, grow our economy, and strengthen the middle class, a Liberal government will provide funding for local transit priorities in Greater Montreal, said the Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, Justin Trudeau, today.  “Across the country, the need for modern, reliable[…]

Mulcair made headlines for climate inaction, tried to export water, and sell-off parkland MONTREAL – Thomas Mulcair failed as Quebec Environment Minister. Mulcair advocated for the mass export of fresh water, tried to sell off pristine parkland, and made headlines for his inaction on greenhouse gases. Mulcair made headlines for climate change inaction – “Quebec takes[…]

LEVIS, QC – Thomas Mulcair will say whatever is convenient. He has contradicted himself on pipelines, on child care, on his support for the mass export of fresh water – now he’s been caught arguing both for and against the Davie shipyard.  “Thomas Mulcair has pretended to support the Davie shipyard during this election campaign,[…]