CAQ’s immigration plan a caution to Scheer

The latest Léger sounding—done between last Thursday’s French-language debate and Monday’s English-language debate—found a six-point drop in the party’s lead among the francophone voters who will determine the outcome of the election.

Andrew Scheer’s Conservatives may want to push pause on plans to make immigration a signature federal campaign theme next fall long enough to take stock of the turn in the Quebec election conversation, writes Chantal Hébert. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY CHANTAL HÉBERT

September 24, 2018

Andrew Scheer’s Conservatives may want to push pause on plans to make immigration a signature federal campaign theme next fall long enough to take stock of the turn in the Quebec election conversation. Coalition Avenir Québec Leader François Legault thought he was reaching for a low-hanging fru...

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