TALQ survey invites English-speaking Quebecers to shape the election conversation

An online survey launched by TALQ on September 3 is asking English-speaking Quebecers across the province to set out their priorities and expectations before the October 5 provincial election, part of the advocacy group's push to carry the community's voice into the campaign. TALQ, formerly the Quebec Community Groups Network and a long-standing champion of the English-speaking minority, says the responses will shape how it engages with political parties, candidates and the next Government of Quebec. The group is moving quickly to gather them as the main parties fan out with pledges on immigration, transit, taxes and home care, and it has kept the questionnaire to about six minutes so residents can readily weigh in on Quebec's future. It stays open until September 11 and can be completed at www.surveymonkey.com/r/LNVT88B, with organizers encouraging people to pass it along and noting that some may receive more than one invitation, since it is circulating across several platforms.