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Québec solidaire is going all-in to form government this election, pushing bold immigration, housing, and economic plans designed to heal Quebec’s fractures. They’re targeting 70,000 newcomers yearly — double current levels — to end family separations and spread settlement beyond Montreal, reviving regional economies. They’ll restore a scrapped immigrant retention program and pledge massive school funding, blaming past neglect, not immigrants, for education woes. On housing, they’re cracking down on soaring rents with 3% caps and 50,000 new social units, while helping first-time buyers. To shield local businesses from U.S. tariffs, they’re injecting $2 billion over two years — and betting big on Quebec’s own resources to build resilient infrastructure like transit and housing. This isn’t just survival — it’s a blueprint for long-term self-reliance.

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