Quebec election: public transit and agriculture on the menu for Day 11 of campaign
On Day 11 of Quebec’s election marketing campaign one social gathering chief is promising to assist public transit in Montreal, whereas one other chief is promising to cancel a tramway challenge in Quebec Metropolis.
Québec solidaire spokesman Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois is in Montreal to announce a marketing campaign promise for commuters.
Conservative Chief Éric Duhaime, in the meantime, can be in Quebec Metropolis campaigning towards a tramway challenge that’s being championed by Mayor Bruno Marchand.
Duhaime says commuters within the capital area don’t need a tramway and as a substitute desire a brand new bridge linking each shores of the St. Lawrence River.
Coalition Avenir Québec Chief François Legault is on Montreal’s south shore Wednesday for a gathering with an expert farmers’ union — Union des producteurs agricoles — after which to talk with reporters.
Liberal Get together Chief Dominique Anglade is visiting a farm in the identical area and is scheduled to satisfy with the famers’ union later within the day, whereas Parti Québécois Chief Paul St-Pierre Plamondon is on the Gaspé Peninsula this morning for a information convention about expert staff.
