Young Liberals Convention Held to Lure Quebec’s Youth Vote
Young Liberals are training recruits in campaign management and social media as the party tries to build support before the provincial election.
- Members of the Quebec Liberal Party's youth wing are gathering in the Montreal area this weekend to prepare for the upcoming provincial election.
- The October 5 election pits the province's five main parties against each other after eight years under the Coalition Avenir Quebec.
- Several workshops are being held in St. Lambert to train young Liberals in managing riding campaigns, using social media, and building networks.
- Quebec Liberal Leader Charles Milliard is scheduled to give a speech today and answer questions from the party's fresh-faced recruits.
- Victor Pelletier, a 25-year-old attendee, said Milliard offers a "sound economic vision," while outgoing youth commission chair Charlie Bourdages emphasized younger people want long-term political focus.
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More than 400 young members of the Liberal Party of Quebec (PLQ) met in Saint-Lambert for their 44th congress.
Liberal youth are gathered at congresses in Saint-Lambert this weekend; formations for the electoral campaign will be offered.
The Toronto Star
Quebec Young Liberals gear up for election campaign at convention
MONTREAL - Members of the Quebec Liberal Party's youth wing are gathering this weekend in the Montreal area to prepare for the upcoming provincial election.
They are nearly 400 young people and some 80 candidates gathered in Saint-Lambert for the weekend.
Liberal youth meet all weekend on the occasion of the 44th Congress-Youth of the Liberal Party of Quebec (PLQ) held in Saint-Lambert, Montérégie. The goal is to ensure that young recruits are ready to face the next election campaign that is moving ahead.
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