Resigning MP Boulerice’s Montreal riding expected to be a Bloc-Liberal contest, say strategists 

Unless New Democrats can find a 'superstar candidate,' then they have 'zero chance' of holding the riding once five-time MP Alexandre Boulerice steps down, says Liberal strategist Jonathan Kalles.
Five-term former NDP MP Alexandre Boulerice announced he would be leaving federal politics to run provincially as a Québec Solidaire candidate on April 27.

Now-former NDP MP Alexandre Boulerice’s coming departure from federal politics has the Bloc Québécois hungry to snatch up the MP’s longtime safe New Democrat seat in central Montreal, say strategists.

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