Fabre

Who's running

The candidates

Declared and on-ballot candidates for the upcoming election.

• CAQ Challenger
  

  Lucie Létourneau

  With a professional background in management, strategy and business development, Lucie Létourneau wants to put her experience and energy at the service of Fabre citizens by running with Christine Fréchette's team. She holds an MBA, is PMP-certified in project management and has a graduate diploma in educational technologies. Lucie has solid experience managing projects, mobilizing teams and delivering the value-added initiatives citizens care about. Beyond her professional background and international experience, she wants to bring an approach based on listening, collaboration, rigour, kindness and action, in the service of Fabre citizens.

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• PCQ Challenger
  

  Stéphane Turmel

  Stéphane Turmel is an engineer who has always worked in the high-technology sector. Trained as an electronics developer, he holds a bachelor’s degree in automated production and has been a member of the Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec since 2007. A resident of Sainte-Dorothée for more than 25 years and the father of two young adults, he is deeply rooted in his community. A candidate in Fabre in 2022 and then president of the riding association, Stéphane continues his political commitment with the aim of putting his professional experience at the service of citizens. Particularly concerned about economic issues, he wants to bring a pragmatic and rigorous approach inspired by his engineering career. Quebec 2026 election: Éric Duhaime says, ‘2026 is the year of conservatives.’ He believes his party now represents ‘the hope that things will change in Quebec.’ Published yesterday at 7:33 p.m. ‘I have the feeling that 2026 is the year of conservatives,’ Éric Duhaime declared confidently on the first day of a campaign that polls forecast will be abundant for the Conservative Party of Quebec (PCQ). However, old controversies resurfaced and marred the launch of a race that, according to projections, should open the doors of the National Assembly to him on October 5. Protective glasses on his face and ‘steel caps’ on his feet, […] Éric Duhaime proposes a 59% tax cut for businesses. 365 Access the Comments section. Open full screen. Éric Duhaime promises to lower business taxes if he becomes Quebec’s premier. A conservative government led by Éric Duhaime would reduce business taxes by 59% during a first mandate. Mr. Duhaime made the announcement Wednesday with several candidates in front of Revenu Québec’s head office in the Capitale-Nationale. Amid a tariff war with the United States, the Conservative Party of Quebec (PCQ) proposes gradually reducing the corporate income-tax rate […] A PQ candidate supports the conservatives’ third-link project. 63 Access the Comments section. Open full screen. Conservative leader Éric Duhaime envisions a second bridge on Île d’Orléans to allow motorists from the South Shore to reach Quebec City. (Archive photo.) The Parti Québécois candidate in Charlevoix–Côte-de-Beaupré, François Gariépy, supports Éric Duhaime’s proposed third highway link, which he hopes would cross Île d’Orléans. ‘This is probably the smartest proposal that has been made,’ Mr. Gariépy said emphatically last month on the radio station’s microphone. […]

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• PQ Challenger
  

  Catherine Dansereau-Redhead

  Catherine has been a teacher in school adaptation at an elementary school in the Centre de services scolaires de Laval for 12 years. She grew up in Laval and remained deeply attached to this community that saw her grow, where she still works today.

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• QLP Challenger
  

  Marie Claude Fournier

  An executive and entrepreneur with more than 20 years of management experience, Marie Claude Fournier is the Executive Director of the Quebec Construction Association—Laval-Laurentides. Her diverse career path has enabled her to develop solid expertise in business development, project management, and strategic communications, combining the worlds of business, entrepreneurship, and law. With a bachelor’s degree in law and a master’s degree in notarial law, she practiced at a law firm, where she gained significant experience in real estate law, construction law, and corporate law. This background has given her an in-depth understanding of the construction industry, regulatory issues, and real estate and business realities. Throughout her career, the QLP candidate in Fabre has founded and led businesses and spearheaded large-scale projects, while also getting involved with community organizations. She is recognized for her unifying leadership, strategic vision, and ability to advance complex issues, as well as for her advocacy skills and her ability to bring together different stakeholders around shared projects. Having previously run for federal office, she has developed a deep understanding of public policy issues. Marie Claude Fournier has decided to enter politics to be part of the change and to put her experience to work for the people. In Fabre, she hopes to address Quebec’s major issues, particularly housing, infrastructure, and public services.

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• QS Challenger
  

  Josée Chevalier

  An English professor at Collège Montmorency for nearly 25 years, Josée Chevalier advocates labour rights and access to quality education.

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