Ann Gingros admits defeat and feeds Franకోois Legalt | Elections Canada 2021

He made a mistake. He wants to respect his jurisdiction, as well as, he does not respect federal democracy , Condemned Ann Gingross in an interview with Radio-Canada.

The losing candidate claimed to have met many citizens Outraged Quebec Premier to convey its priority to the minority Conservative government.

[Les citoyens] Said: “It is not true that we are going back to the time when a good father in a family would say who to vote for. It belongs to us.”, Said Ann Gingross.

She does not know if Francois Legalt’s departure will affect his relationship with his federal counterpart Justin Trudeau.

I know Prime Minister Trudeau is a great man and he has no spirit of revenge. [François Legault] Luckily it wasn’t me.

Conceil Central de Quebec Chowdhury – former president of Appalachians – CSN also welcomed Julie Vignola’s victory, saying she was able to retain her position.

Be careful

If Black Cubacois respects the jurisdiction of the Quebec government, its main passion, Ann Gingros, is reminded that its allegiance goes to its part first.

Julie Vignola, a Black Cuban, won the election in Beauport-Limoilou.

Photo: Radio-Canada / Pierre-Alexander Boldak

I applaud Mrs. Vignola and I sincerely and wholeheartedly hope that she represents the citizens of Beauport-Limoilou rather than the Quebec government. She was elected not by the Quebec government, but by the citizens, She insisted.

Ann Gingross admitted to inventing the campaign Very toughIn particular, due to the current political context, attempts to intimidate candidates have been particularly marked. She also wants to emphasize the commitment of people who participate politically.

I have received extraordinary support from many, but […] We are in a dynamic, 2021, with personality, with people, withdrawing into himself … difficult. So people who have the courage to get into politics, I really salute them, She agrees.

Prior to entering politics, Ann Gingras chaired the Central Council of Quebec-Chaudhry-Appalachians (CSN) for more than 20 years (archives).

Photo: Radio-Canada

Once a day

A few hours after the final results were unveiled in Beaufort-Limoilou, the Liberal candidate had no idea what to expect in the coming months.

However, this will prevent the trade union from returning to the world.

You know, after 32 years in the Central Council, I think the track round is over. I’m ready for something else […] What am I going to do now? I can not answer you honestly this morning. There, at first, I was asleep, I was going to rest and it would be one day at a time.

With information from Hadi Hasin