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Parti Québécois rise continues with win in Quebec byelection in Arthabaska

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August 12, 2025
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Parti Québécois rise continues with win in Quebec byelection in Arthabaska

While polls had suggested Boissonneault and Duhaime were neck-and-neck, the PQ candidate captured over 46 per cent of the vote, compared to just over 35 per cent for Duhaime.

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