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Oct 30, 2026
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The inland port forms part of the Authority's nearly 5 billion United States dollars 10-year expansion program.
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There is an article in Radio Canada about how Quebec Solidaire is urging the Parti Québécois government to quickly launch a Bureau d'audience publique sur l'environnement review of QSL's proposed container terminal at the Port of Quebec.
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Quebec Solidaire members Etienne Gramont and Sol Zanetti cite concerns about air quality, truck traffic, and impacts on nearby neighborhoods.
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QSL expects the terminal to handle 200,000 containers annually by 2035.
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Adding about 123 heavy truck movements and 3 to 4 130-car trains per week, the Port of Quebec has already begun its own assessment process and completed an initial public consultation period.
Kalden DhatsenpaHOST
So as I understand it, you think we're going to see a lot of sort of symbolic gestures, things that are mostly, that won't really affect day-to-day Quebecers?
Taylor C. NoakesGUEST
Yeah, I think at this point, especially in a minority government situation, without any obvious supporters, there's some pretty important distinctions between Peltier-Québécois and Quebec-Solidaire.
Taylor C. NoakesGUEST
I can't imagine Duhaime is going to suddenly become a major supporter of the Peltier-Québécois.
Taylor C. NoakesGUEST
Obviously, the Quebec Liberal Party's Sometimes it feels like their only reason to exist is to be the opposite or to present themselves as the opposite of the Peltier Québécois.
Tristin HopperGUEST
I mean, that's to have elected MLAs.
Tristin HopperGUEST
So it's basically a tie between, in terms of the most extreme left elected parties in Canada, it's Quebec Solidaire, in Quebec and the BC Greens.
Tristin HopperGUEST
So I think they're, yeah, because there's no other real Green Party that has elected MLAs.
Tristin HopperGUEST
So yeah, more to your point, they mostly just talked about The other uni-cause type issues in sort of far leftism with environmentalism as a secondary consideration.
Mario CansecoGUEST
The youth isn't particularly interested in separation right now.
Mario CansecoGUEST
they're more likely to be more lefty, more likely to vote for Quebec solidaire, which is almost like a Quebec version of the NDP.
Mario CansecoGUEST
If you can get some of those voters to look at you and to look at the nationalist cause more seriously, he could certainly increase his level of support and, you know, In a way, I think we're going to find out in 17 months, because that's usually how long Quebec governments last in a minority.
Mario CansecoGUEST
So I'm sure we'll talk about this again soon.
Ken ConnorsHOST
We're going to wrap up with something in La Presse this morning that caught your eye, and it comes from Patrick Lagasse, and he weighs in on this whole incident involving Aruba Gazelle and that swearing-in ceremony.
Trudie MasonCORRESPONDENT
Taking a keffiyeh that was being worn by Manon Massé, former spokesperson for Quebec Solidaire, and waving it around after she was sworn in in the National Assembly as, So Ruba Ghazal, the current spokesperson for Quebec Solidaire, because she did that, there is now a petition asking for her to resign.
Trudie MasonCORRESPONDENT
And it's got tens of thousands of signatures in just a matter of over a day.
Trudie MasonCORRESPONDENT
The background on Ruba Ghazal is that she is of Palestinian origin.
17 MINS LATER
Tom MulcairGUEST
But that kept the PQ out of Quebec City.
Tom MulcairGUEST
We don't think about this enough.
Tom MulcairGUEST
So the other three seats, two went to Quebec Solidaire, which is a feat in and of itself.
Tom MulcairGUEST
And then the Liberals got back, Jean Talon riding, with a wonderful candidate named Julie White, former head of the Manufacturers and Exporters Association.
Elias MakosHOST
And I wrote that earlier today, and I had to update it right before it went to air, because the number keeps climbing faster than I can write it.
Elias MakosHOST
The petition comes following a raucous swearing-in ceremony for Québec Solidaire at the National Assembly on Tuesday, where in a moment of celebration, Gazelle took off a keffiyeh off of Manon Massé, held it triumphantly over her head, okay? Now, like I mentioned yesterday...
Elias MakosHOST
The keffiyeh is a sign of Palestinian resistance.
Elias MakosHOST
Gazelle is actually Palestinian, but the image of Gazelle choosing to celebrate with a symbol of Middle East conflict has not gone over well with many Quebecers, thus the now 84,000 signatures.
Raphaël MelançonGUEST
They're far away from it.
Raphaël MelançonGUEST
But in itself, for Québec Solidaire, nine seats is a victory.
Raphaël MelançonGUEST
The Kefieh issue to me is a non-issue because it's not a political statement.
Raphaël MelançonGUEST
It's someone who is of Palestinian origin who is celebrating the fact that today she enters the National Assembly as the parliamentary leader of her party after running quite a good campaign.
James MenniePANELIST
They know it's going to happen.
James MenniePANELIST
They know they cannot endure because they're simply, even with Quebec Solidaire, take away the whole sovereignty thing and basically... ideologically, the PQ is a right-wing party, okay? Let's stop thinking that, you know, who's a Democrat? No, that's dead and buried, okay? They're a right-wing party.
James MenniePANELIST
They're a populist party.
James MenniePANELIST
It was interesting to see that Pascal Berribe kind of, you know, telegraphed the fact he'd be named minister of the French language simply because of his cheap shot yesterday at the Liberals for daring to take their oath of office in English, some of them.
Shannon PhillipsGUEST
Right.
Shannon PhillipsGUEST
Like where our national standards were, you know, but like if you're beholden to, you know, some of those like sovereignty elements within Quebec Solidaire and you like to go and hang out in Montreal with folks there, it makes it much more difficult because, you know, Montreal is cool and those people are cool and everything's cool.
Shannon PhillipsGUEST
Right.
Max FawcettHOST
So if that's your
David SolomonHOST
Politicians all over the left are loving this.
David SolomonHOST
Even here in Montreal, the obnoxious and beyond disgusting leader of the Québec Solidaire, her name is Ghazal, and she is saying that it's totally understandable what's going on in France as she takes her keffiyeh and proudly brandishes it.
David SolomonHOST
A Canadian citizen who, like w- like all others, who are saying, "You know, we should be destructive too.
David SolomonHOST
You have to understand, we're angry.
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