Yves-François Blanchet

There are two political parties in Quebec: the Liberal Party of Canada and the Bloc Québécois.

A gap remains to be filled regarding the contribution of online broadcasters to this funding.

Supply management is essential for thousands of Quebec family businesses.

That says that supply management is not to be touched.

There's a very important risk that this will not go as we want it to go.

It seems the U.S. has become more greedy in the last few days. And Canada has a huge challenge.

Once again, Mark Carney’s Liberals are bowing to Donald Trump and sacrificing the cultural sector, the very future of our French-language cinema and television,

The prime minister’s “total disregard for democratic debate.”

I am evidently and absolutely not a promoter of cryptocurrency, which is a subversion of the rule of law.

If the prime minister is serious in his preoccupation of doing something else than putting the blame on Justin Trudeau… he would stop this petroleum madness, and bring back his climate protection measures.

There are many byelections that are coming and I can assure you that there are none where we will step on the ice without the conviction that we can win.

The cultural sector would lose out on nearly $1.5 billion from Big Tech companies by scrapping the DST.

I’d say that he was tired of always getting courted and not saying ‘yes’.

Does the prime minister know that he’s supposed to defend our culture and not barter it away?

After abandoning the digital services tax, Ottawa is once again sacrificing funding for cultural creation by allowing web giants to avoid paying their fair share.

We should close government, eliminate all taxes, and any contribution from any company, and if there’s no culture left, we don’t give a damn.

The main victim of this might be Quebec, French media, at the end of the day, and content for the whole of Canada at the end of the day.