Political merger means end of an era for early ADQ members

Come January, if a majority of the ADQ's 13,000 members agree, the party that formed the Official Opposition just four years ago will cease to exist.

In its place -- la Coalition Avenir Québec.

Leaders of the two parties formally announced their willingness to merge yesterday, after a vote of the ADQ executive bureau.

Susan speaks with Marie Grégoire, a former ADQ MNA and current political analyst for RDI's "Club des Ex" about what the merger means for the ADQ.