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Conservative Party of Quebec

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Oct 18, 2026

Randy RoyerHOST
9:07
It's the 24th.
Randy RoyerHOST
9:08
And so suddenly you've got Alberta and Saskatchewan that both have, you know, conservative governments, which mean...
Randy RoyerHOST
9:17
the Conservative government is going to have to address the key issues that we've identified here, which is land issues and the relationship with the Indigenous.
Randy RoyerHOST
9:25
If Alberta can show the way to solve those problems, as we've talked about with a new national treaty, and then show that to British Columbia, Suddenly, and then Saskatchewan will join in into that conversation.
Randy RoyerHOST
9:41
So you've got three Western provinces.
Randy RoyerHOST
9:58
These are all aspirations we share in Western Canada.
Randy RoyerHOST
10:02
And we can say that to Eastern Canada.
Randy RoyerHOST
10:06
What I'm also bullish about is in the Quebec election, the big winner was actually the Conservative Party.
ÉloïseSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:04
Mon entourage ne l'est pas nécessairement non plus.
ÉloïseSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:07
Je pense pas que le lien est si direct non plus entre le Parti conservateur, qui est d'ailleurs dirigé par une personne homosexuelle aussi.
ÉloïseSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:13
Donc, il y a peut-être un petit clash à ce niveau-là.
Max RichardHOST
21:16
Non, mais attends.
Max RichardHOST
21:28
Exactement.
ÉloïseSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:30
Juste avant.
ÉloïseSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:31
Mais non, je pense pas qu'il y a un lien si direct non plus entre la montée du Parti conservateur, du conservatisme au Québec et la montée de la religion non plus.
ÉloïseSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:39
C'est pas toutes les personnes qui vont être conservateurs qui vont être croyants et c'est pas toutes les croyants qui vont être conservateurs non plus.
Conrad BlackGUEST
3:26
And they only got 12% of the vote.
Conrad BlackGUEST
3:29
Uh, then the, uh, the Conservatives, a party that had not run in Quebec, it r- they run federally, but they had not run in Quebec in 90 years.
Conrad BlackGUEST
3:40
Uh, a- a- and, and to everyone's astonishment, they, they picked up, uh, uh, 22% of the vote and, and a substantial number of members of the National Assembly.
Conrad BlackGUEST
3:54
And, and it's an all French, unambiguously federalist, anti-separatist, Conservative party.
Conrad BlackGUEST
4:15
And, uh, and they're anti-separatist and anti-nationalist.
Conrad BlackGUEST
4:18
I mean, anti-Quebec nationalist.
Conrad BlackGUEST
4:20
And, uh, so they came a little ahead of the Conservatives.
Conrad BlackGUEST
4:23
And the Parti Québécois only had 28%.
Kaz BeauvaisHOST
2:24
Arguments will take place at a courthouse in Trois-Rivières.
Kaz BeauvaisHOST
2:27
The Conservative candidate won the riding by just under two hundred votes over her PQ rival.
Kaz BeauvaisHOST
2:33
A recount has already been authorized in the riding of Vachon.
Kaz BeauvaisHOST
2:36
The Liberal candidate there won by just ten votes over the PQ.
Tyler McCannPANELIST
48:28
They're talking about cutting programs, reducing regulatory burden, which is a bit of a change.
Tyler McCannPANELIST
48:33
And I think one of the things that's got a lot of attention this week has been the Quebec Conservative Party doing as well as it did in the election.
Tyler McCannPANELIST
48:41
People forget that in every election since 2006, there's effectively been 10 federal Conservative MPs in Quebec.
Tyler McCannPANELIST
48:49
Before that, we had the provincial ADQ party that was a right-wing party.
Tyler McCannPANELIST
49:56
The CAC, the outgoing party, actually got 1% more of the popular vote than Quebec Solidaire did, but got zero seats instead of the nine seats that Quebec Solidaire did.
Tyler McCannPANELIST
50:05
That's first past the post, the way that it works.
Tyler McCannPANELIST
50:09
So if you do the math, the Liberals and the Conservative Party have the same number of votes or seats as the PQ does.
Tyler McCannPANELIST
50:19
So there's a potential that they could be doing some things, playing some games there.
Mitsumi TakahashiHOST
6:26
Police say the truck driver could face impaired driving charges.
Mitsumi TakahashiHOST
6:32
Conservative leader Eric Dem says he's learned from his experience with the ADQ 20 years ago, and he says his team will not make the same mistakes.
Mitsumi TakahashiHOST
6:41
The ADQ is also a right-wing party.
Eric DuhaimeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:45
You're right that there's a lot of similarities between the ADQ of 2007 and what's going on with the Conservatives today, in terms of idea especially.
Eric DuhaimeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:53
That being said, there's also a few differences that are not minor.
Eric DuhaimeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:57
First off, we grew up and we're 20 something years older now.
Eric DuhaimeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:01
So we have more experience, we're more seasoned.
Mitsumi TakahashiHOST
7:07
Durham's Conservative Party won 19 seats in Monday's election.
Christopher M. MichaudHOST
2:11
Bad news for National Unity.
Christopher M. MichaudHOST
2:15
You know, other people are saying, you know, the rise of the Conservative Party in Quebec, because that was a very big result for them.
Christopher M. MichaudHOST
2:22
I mean, they haven't elected someone in nearly 100 years in that province.
Christopher M. MichaudHOST
2:26
So...
Mitsumi TakahashiHOST
0:55
The Liberals are the official opposition with 40 seats.
Mitsumi TakahashiHOST
0:58
For the first time in decades, the Conservatives have a presence, official party status in the National Assembly with 19 MNAs.
Mitsumi TakahashiHOST
1:05
Quebec Solidaire has nine seats, And the governing CAQ was wiped out.
Mitsumi TakahashiHOST
1:10
They won not a single seat.

16 MINS LATER

Sébastien DallaireGUEST
16:57
We can look at one, you have ridings like, for example, in Argenteuil where the PQ was actually probably stronger than expected, ended up winning.
Sébastien DallaireGUEST
17:06
And then you go to other ridings where they were not even close and we thought they might win.
Sébastien DallaireGUEST
17:12
And you could do the same thing for the Liberals, same thing for the Conservatives.
Sébastien DallaireGUEST
17:15
The Conservatives actually are the only party where... uh the path was clear and they pretty much perfectly aligned for the whole evening but in other cases it's just a few hundred votes here and there that made the difference

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BalVoi:60 | Hourly News Briefing | October 6, 2026 • 3:00 AM EDT

Oct 6 · 2 Mentions

speaker_0UNKNOWN
19:44
The Liberals won 40 seats and will form the official opposition.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
19:48
The Conservatives won 19, a notable advance for the centre-right party, while Quebec Solidaire won 9.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
19:55
The Coalition Avenir Québec suffered major losses, ending its hold on government, which began in 2018.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
20:03
Premier Christine Frechette also lost her seat.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
20:52
on television, the premier designate said he would work with Prime Minister Mark Carney while making Quebecers' interests his guide.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
20:59
The prime minister's office said Carney was eager to work toward a stronger Quebec and Canada.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
21:04
By midnight Tuesday, the PQ had won roughly 28% of the popular vote, compared with about 24% for the Liberals and just over 20.5% for the Conservatives.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
21:15
Parti Québécois wins Quebec election with minority government, vowing an independence referendum.
Alexander SilvermanCORRESPONDENT
1:46
She says Quebecers spoke, they spoke clearly, and that she respects their decision for change, with many choosing to vote for other parties in a very divided five-way race after a major collapse in support for the CAQ.
Alexander SilvermanCORRESPONDENT
1:59
Much of that support going to the Conservative Party, which, uh, uh, saw a very, uh, successful night, uh, going from no seats elected in the last election to possibly as many as 19, uh, going to the National Assembly in a position where they could hold the balance of power and move forward some of their ideas.
Alexander SilvermanCORRESPONDENT
2:19
Alexander Silverman, CBC News, Trois-Rivières, Quebec.
Tricia KindlemanHOST
2:23
In New York, hundreds of students are protesting how Cornell University handled an allegation of gang rape at a fraternity house.

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