Bloc MPs to gather near Ottawa with U.S. tariffs, Quebec election in focus
The caucus will focus on U.S. tariffs, supply management and Quebec’s provincial election as it prepares for the new parliamentary session.
- Bloc Quebecois MPs gather in Cantley, Quebec, less than 20 kilometres from Parliament Hill to prepare for Parliament's return on Monday.
- Canada walked away from United States trade negotiations in August without reaching an agreement, escalating concerns about tariffs and economic impact.
- The party enters the session following an unsuccessful Aug. 31 byelection in Chicoutimi-Le Fjord, and Simon-Pierre Savard-Tremblay has left to campaign for the Parti Quebecois in the Oct. 5 provincial election.
- Throughout the summer, the Bloc urged the government to provide increased support for businesses hit by United States tariffs amid escalating economic concerns.
- Bloc MPs will monitor Quebec's provincial election campaign closely as it enters its final weeks, with both the Bloc and Parti Quebecois advocating for Quebec independence.
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Bloc Québécois prepares for Parliament return with tariffs and Quebec election in focus
Floyd Brenz., Philippine Canadian Inquirer September 20, 2026 Bloc Québécois MPs are gathering near Ottawa ahead of the return of Parliament, with the Canada-U.S. trade dispute and Quebec’s provincial election […]
Throughout the summer, the political party put forward its proposals for the tariff war.
The Blocists met in Cantley, just under 20 kilometres from the Parliament Building to prepare for the parliamentary re-entry.
CANTLEY — The Bloquists are gathered this Sunday in Cantley, Outaouais, just under 20 kilometers from the Parliament Building where they will be going Monday for the parliamentary re-entry. "Hello everyone!, listen welcome to, I want to tell you, the little re-entry," said Yves-François Blanchet, chief of the Bloc Québécois, [...]
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Bloc MPs to gather near Ottawa with U.S. tariffs, Quebec election in focus
OTTAWA - Bloc Québécois MPs will gather near Ottawa to prepare for the return of Parliament, with the impact of the Canada-U.S. trade dispute expected to loom large over their
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