In Quebec riding that Liberals won by a single vote, this woman’s Bloc ballot was sent back | Unpublished
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Author: Eric Andrew-Gee, Emily Haws
Publication Date: May 14, 2025 - 19:38

In Quebec riding that Liberals won by a single vote, this woman’s Bloc ballot was sent back

May 14, 2025
The single ballot that could determine the next member of Parliament for Terrebonne, Que., is hidden somewhere in Emmanuelle Bossé’s apartment. She won’t say where, but “you’d have to dig a little bit to find it.”In one of the strangest and closest election results in Canadian history, the Liberals have claimed the Montreal-area riding over the Bloc Québécois by a margin of one vote. That was unusual enough – perhaps even unprecedented – before Ms. Bossé entered the picture.


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