QUEBEC — It may come as a surprise to anglophones who feel estranged and neglected by the current Coalition Avenir Québec government, but the potential future premier says he wants to fix that.
“I’m friendly to the English-speaking community,” Paul St-Pierre Plamondon said in a sweeping interview with The Gazette on Saturday aboard his bright-blue Parti Québécois election campaign bus.
“People who know me know that I’m anglophile. That I lived in England. I have tons of personal small stories. I will try and find what’s fair for Quebec and I’m available to English-speaking Quebecers.