Leaders on the attack, Fraçois Legault on the defensive: the second and final debate between the leaders of the election campaign gave way to a heated exchange of blows.
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Relive five of the moments that marked the lively Patrice Roy evening.
Pandemic and Mental Health
During the mental health segment, François Legault accused Éric Duhaime of being “irresponsible” and taking advantage of the suffering of Quebecers during the pandemic.
“Magic” and “Halloween Decorations”
With regard to the QS tax for polluting vehicles, François Legault criticized Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois for wanting to “magic”. The latter urged the outgoing prime minister to stop scaring Quebecers and put away “his Halloween decorations.”
fWomen in the Workplace and CPE
Dominique Anglade criticized François Legault for contributing to the decline of women in the labor market. She pointed out that due to a lack of places in CPEs, several mothers are unable to return to their jobs.
More or less private health?
The tone rose between Éric Duhaime and Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois during an exchange on the place of private health. In response to the Solidarity leader wanting less, the Conservative leader claimed that if “socialism” worked in health, “we would know”.
The THREE elephants in the room
For Patrice Roy, the elephant in the room was the third link. For Paul St-Pierre-Plamondon, taxes paid by Quebecers to oil companies. The last elephant: the labor shortage, according to Dominique Anglade.