L'Action
démocratique du Québec:
pour
un Québec prospère et responsable
The MEI invites you to a
luncheon speech featuring
MARIO DUMONT
Leader of the Action démocratique
du Québec
| According to Mario Dumont, after
30 years of alternance between the Parti Québécois and the
Liberals, Quebecers are tired of the same old complacent refrains and sterile
debates. The solutions to our problems are close at hand. Public services
have to be made more dynamic, and public interest must prevail over political
pandering. Taxes need to be simplified and lightened. A debt repayment
plan is required. In his speech, Mario Dumont will present the basic principles
that would guide an ADQ government. |
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| Mr. Dumont's speech will be followed
by an exchange between him and a panel consisting of executive director
Michel Kelly-Gagnon and research director Pierre Desrochers of the Montreal
Economic Institute. |
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2003
Friday Feb 14, 2003 ts
Quebec sovereignty still big issue: Charest
Liberal leader slams ADQ's Dumont `Is he a federalist or a separatist?'
Quebec Liberal Leader Jean Charest says even if his party wins the upcoming provincial election and replaces the separatist Parti Québécois, the issue of Quebec's role in Canada will not go away.
Wednesday Feb 12, 2003 ADQ courting prominent Montreal politician
A former Montreal executive committee member says he may follow former mayor Pierre Bourque to the Action démocratique du Quebec.
With a provincial election looming this year, east-end borough president Paolo Tamburello said Monday he has been considering his future and how it might include the ADQ.
Dumont noted Tamburello could help the ADQ make inroads into Quebec's cultural communities, who have traditionally voted for the Liberals.
"Our party wants to be present in every community - the English-speaking community, the Italian community," Dumont said.
Bourque, who served as Montreal mayor for eight years, announced late last month that he'll run against Culture Minister Diane Lemieux and serve as ADQ spokesman on economic development.
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