Old Brewery Mission's James Hughes Announces Run on Quebec Liberals' Ticket
Hughes, a lawyer and homelessness advocate, is the Liberals’ second high-profile recruit in two days as Charles Milliard builds for the fall election.
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James Hughes, CEO of Old Brewery Mission, to run for Liberals in Quebec election
James Hughes, who heads Montreal's largest emergency shelter, will run for the Quebec Liberals in the provincial election. To do that, he will step down from his role as president and CEO of the Old Brewery Mission.
Old Brewery Mission's James Hughes announces run on Quebec Liberals' ticket
The Quebec Liberal Party (PLQ) announced another major candidate for the provincial election this fall. Old Brewery Mission president and CEO James Hughes will seek the Vaudreuil seat in October after longtime Liberal MNA Marie-Claude Nichols, who currently holds the seat, said she was dropping her re-election bid. At a Thursday press conference announcing his […]
The PLQ recruited the CEO of the Old Brewery Mission, James Hughes, to succeed his MP Marie-Claude Nichols in the riding of Vaudreuil.
A well-known figure in the fight against homelessness in Montreal joins the Liberal Party of Quebec (PLQ): the president and chief executive officer of the Old Brewery Mission, James Hughes, will be a candidate in Vaudreuil, has learned La Presse. He will try to succeed the current MP Marie-Claude Nichols, who announced on Tuesday to withdraw from political life.
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