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Anglophone ridings region includes: D'Arcy-McGee, Jacques-Cartier,
Notre-Dame-de-Grace, Robert-Baldwin.
Francophone ridings includes: 48 ridings where French is the first language spoken by at least 90 percent of the residents, as self-declared in census and polls. 
Premiers on ParadeCBC Online | March 9, 2007
A gallery of Quebec's premiers, with brief descriptions of their achievements while in power. (Flash presentation - Link opens in a new window) more » 
Podcast: The Weekly WrapCBC Radio | March 16, 2007
Join CBC editor Laurent Lavigne as he hosts the Weekly Wrap, where he'll look back on the week's headlines, leading issues, high points, low points... and friction points. more » 
Reporter's Notebook: Steve RukavinaCBC Online News | March 20, 2007
I'm tired. It has been a long campaign, and it's getting more intense as we get into the home stretch. That means instead of hearing the same speech, say, twice a day, we're hearing it four times a day. more » 
Reporter's Notebook: Tim DuboyceCBC Online News | March 20, 2007
Until today, there have been no surprises in Jean Charest's campaign to earn a
second term in power. He's played it safe, campaigning on his record in health
care and "rigorous" public administration. Not exciting stuff. more
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My Take: Marianna SimeoneCBC Television | March 8, 2007
CBC News at Six's City Columnist Marianna Simeone provides her take on
the election. more
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Reporter's Notebook: Catou MacKinnonCBC Online News | March 12, 2007
Shopping malls, home shows, bowling alleys and factories. Ask me what I’ve seen of Quebec so far... and that’s the list I can compile. more » 
Reporter's Notebook: Rosemary BartonCBC Online News | Feb. 26, 2007
It’s the first week of the election and it’s already happened. It was bound to. This is not my first election so I knew there was a risk going in, but I didn’t expect it to happen so soon. more » 
Boisclair's GambleCBC Online News | Feb. 26, 2007
André Boisclair has a new strategy in this election campaign - one he hopes
will make him Quebec’s next premier. more
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More Quebec Votes Headlines »
- Que. Liberals take minority win with grain of salt
- Quebec Premier Jean Charest said he'll build bridges with the Parti Québécois and the Action Démocratique du Québec to ensure a stable minority government.
- Dumont will work with Quebec Premier Charest
- Quebec's new Opposition Leader Mario Dumont said he wants stability at the national assembly and pledged to work with the Liberal minority government on a case-by-case basis.
- Boisclair remains at helm after PQ finishes 3rd
- André Boisclair is staying on as leader of the Parti Québécois and vowed to help rebuild the fractured party after it suffered major losses in Monday's provincial election.
