Quebec election leaders head to Quebec City for Radio-Canada interviews on day 14 of campaign
Five main party leaders are scheduled for back-to-back interviews as the race heats up. The first debate is set for September 15, with voters still weighing affordability as a central issue.
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Leaders of Quebec's five main political parties are heading to Quebec City today for back-to-back Radio-Canada interviews as the provincial election campaign continues.
The Quebec election is set for October 5. Affordability has emerged as the central theme, according to the source material. Polls show voters paying close attention to how leaders address the cost of living, alongside issues of tariffs, education and language.
Many voters remain undecided at this stage. The interviews come ahead of the first leaders' debate, scheduled for September 15. As HighOnCity reported, the race is on day 14 of the campaign.
The specific names of the five party leaders scheduled to appear in the Radio-Canada interviews were not provided in available material. The date and time of the September 15 debate were also not specified. Current polling numbers on voter preference and the proportion of undecided voters as of today were not available.
Which five parties will have leaders appearing in the Radio-Canada interviews?
What time does the first debate begin on September 15?
We'll update this story as answers emerge.
