The federal budget tabled last week drew a cool and measured response from the Québec government, which sees alignment on certain fiscal principles but remains dissatisfied with Ottawa’s level of infrastructure support. The Legault government argues that the new infrastructure fund announced by Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne falls short of the province’s needs, offering limited new spending over a ten-year period. When compared with Québec’s own annual capital i

Québec’s energy situation is heading for uncharted and potentially turbulent waters. Once considered electricity-rich, the province now...

After months of anticipation, Premier François Legault has finally unveiled his new cabinet. Earlier this summer, he had announced his...

In Québec, the last two weeks of July traditionally mark the construction holidays; a professional, political, and media break. As...

Faced with growing trade tensions with the United States and recently imposed tariffs on certain Canadian products, provinces and...

On August 11, a provincial by-election in the riding of Arthabaska sent political shockwaves across Québec. Many had hoped that Éric...

As July 1 approaches, the team at Boudeweel Public Affairs wishes you an enjoyable Canada Day. This national holiday is a time to...

In the coming weeks, the government will have to call a by-election to fill the seat left vacant by former CAQ MNA Eric Lefebvre who...

On June 14, the Québec Liberal Party (PLQ) finally elected a new leader, after more than two years of uncertainty following Dominique...

After weeks of political whirlwind and media frenzy, the National Assembly has finally adjourned. As MNAs head back to their respective...

Since Mark Carney’s election as Prime Minister, Canada’s political and economic dynamics have undergone a profound shift. Québec, which...

During the night of June 7 and into the early hours of June 8, 2025, the Québec government passed Bill 69 under a gag order, a procedure...

With the federal election campaign in full swing, did you find it hard to keep up with the latest news from Québec over the past few...

The federal election of April 28 once again highlighted Québec’s strategic role in Canada’s political landscape. While an old saying used...

Québec is slowly but surely sliding into a public infrastructure crisis. Across the province, signs of deterioration are multiplying:...

Between the federal election campaign and the ongoing tariff turmoil at the U.S. border, it’s not always easy to keep up with the latest...

The Canadian federal election on April 28 is fast approaching, and once again, Québec finds itself at the heart of political debate. It...

Just as Pablo Rodriguez seemed to be cruising toward an uneventful victory in the Québec Liberal Party (PLQ) leadership race, the...

The resumption of parliamentary work, preparations for the presentation of the Québec budget… February is traditionally a busy month in...

The Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) government has suffered a significant defeat in the Terrebonne by-election, a vote triggered by the...