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The article looks at the leak of the Duchesneau Report, which alleges corruption in the Ministre de Transport de Québec (MTQ). Topics discussed include the report's effect on the reputation of Quebec Liberal party leader Jean Charest, its notes that the MTQ is used for money-laundering by organized crime syndicates, and how government inquiries seem to stem some of the corruption. The article notes that potential Charest challenger François Legault likely cannot raise funds to run a campaign.

In this article the author examines religion and politics in the Canadian province of Quebec in advance of the 2008 general election. Assessed are the candidacies of two Evangelical Christian office seekers and that of a conservative Catholic. The author notes that the party that attracts the most support among religious Quebec voters is the left-leaning Bloc Québécois.

The article looks at the increasing popularity of the Liberal Party of Canada in Quebec as of 2013. Particular focus is given to the strong position of Justin Trudeau, a candidate for party leader, in the polls as of March. Topics include many Quebec residents' disdain for the Liberal Party since the administration of former Liberal Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and the addition of a supporter category, which focuses on smaller donors, in Liberal Party fundraising.

The article looks at QuebecLeaks.org, a website which intends to release sensitive documents on the government of Quebec.

The article discusses the political efforts of Jean Charest, the Premier of Quebec. It took him three consecutive mandates, the article states, for Charest to finally become a Quebecer. Other topics of discussion include his disastrous first mandate and being reduced to a minority government in March 2007.