Beyond the vote

Respondents emphasize the need for immediate action to address the housing and homelessness crisis, by increasing the supply of affordable housing and strengthening social services. They propose concrete measures such as rent control, the creation of social housing, the rehabilitation of vacant buildings, and the improvement of access to physical and mental health care. Some also stress the importance of fighting poverty and exclusion by limiting the rise in prices of basic necessities.

Respondents emphasize the need to improve the health system, by offering various solutions such as a 100% public system, more doctors, and structural reforms. They also criticise language barriers, believing that they hinder integration and access to services, and call for a more inclusive and less restrictive approach to language, especially for foreign professionals and English speakers.

Respondents emphasize the need for Quebec to improve its productivity and efficiency by investing in key sectors such as clean energy, innovation, education and sustainable infrastructure. They emphasize the importance of better managing public resources, reducing costs, and promoting economic development while protecting the environment. Some also mention the need to modernise the economy, strengthen public management and promote a long-term vision for societal and economic development.

Respondents point out that reducing the cost of living, in particular through lower prices for groceries and local products, as well as controlling inflation, would significantly improve their daily lives. They express the need for financial stability and less worries about current expenses, such as housing and food.