L'avenir du Québec est-il à gauche ou à droite? 10 jeunes débattent | Élections Québec 2026 | Rad
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For its second and final debate of the election campaign, the Rad team invited 10 young people to discuss the future of Quebec. They were able to share their views on about ten topics, such as the cost of living, immigration, and the environment, always keeping in mind the following question: should we favour left-wing or right-wing policies?
We also listened to you: many of you told us that the response times were too short during the first debate. We are therefore offering you a longer format, with fewer participants, where they have more time to answer. The Rad team hopes you will enjoy this revamped format, still moderated by journalist Olivier Arbour-Masse.
00:00: Intro
01:52: Should economic development take precedence over climate goals?
09:40: Should Quebec stop funding private schools?
16:52: Should Quebec implement a guaranteed minimum income?
23:41: Lowering taxes to help the population cope with the rising cost of living?
33:27: Should the private sector play a larger role in the healthcare system?
32:28: Would Quebec have more influence internationally?
40:08: Does Quebec have the capacity to welcome more immigrants?
49:21: Would a rent registry help control the affordability crisis?
56:06: Should the government house all homeless people?
1:03:01: Should the government intervene less in the economy and limit its regulations?
1:11:56: Should the government make public transit free for everyone?
1:18:53: Conclusion: Does Quebec's future lie with the left or the right?
This video is part of our election series to help you vote in an informed way. For the complete series, click here: Élections Québec 2026
Here are the main leaders and their parties (based on the number of seats held in the National Assembly before dissolution): Christine Fréchette (Coalition Avenir Québec), Charles Milliard (Liberal Party of Quebec), Ruba Ghazal (Québec Solidaire), Paul St-Pierre Plamondon (Parti Québécois), and Éric Duhaime (Conservative Party of Quebec).
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J'ADORE ce que les DEUX côtés ont à apporter à ce débat (quasi discussion)
On peut toutefois regretter le manque de préparation des panélistes, tant à gauche qu'à droite. Leurs hésitations et le stress perceptible ont affaibli la portée de leurs arguments. Bien que la démarche soit pertinente, la confrontation manquait cruellement de rigueur.
L'avenir du Québec est-il à gauche ou à droite? 10 jeunes débattent | Élections Québec 2026 | Rad
Rad
97,102 views
For its second and final debate of the election campaign, the Rad team invited 10 young people to discuss the future of Quebec. They were able to share their views on about ten topics, such as the cost of living, immigration, and the environment, always keeping in mind the following question: should we favour left-wing or right-wing policies?
We also listened to you: many of you told us that the response times were too short during the first debate. We are therefore offering you a longer format, with fewer participants, where they have more time to answer. The Rad team hopes you will enjoy this revamped format, still moderated by journalist Olivier Arbour-Masse.
00:00: Intro
01:52: Should economic development take precedence over climate goals?
09:40: Should Quebec stop funding private schools?
16:52: Should Quebec implement a guaranteed minimum income?
23:41: Lowering taxes to help the population cope with the rising cost of living?
33:27: Should the private sector play a larger role in the healthcare system?
32:28: Would Quebec have more influence internationally?
40:08: Does Quebec have the capacity to welcome more immigrants?
49:21: Would a rent registry help control the affordability crisis?
56:06: Should the government house all homeless people?
1:03:01: Should the government intervene less in the economy and limit its regulations?
1:11:56: Should the government make public transit free for everyone?
1:18:53: Conclusion: Does Quebec's future lie with the left or the right?
This video is part of our election series to help you vote in an informed way. For the complete series, click here: Élections Québec 2026
Here are the main leaders and their parties (based on the number of seats held in the National Assembly before dissolution): Christine Fréchette (Coalition Avenir Québec), Charles Milliard (Liberal Party of Quebec), Ruba Ghazal (Québec Solidaire), Paul St-Pierre Plamondon (Parti Québécois), and Éric Duhaime (Conservative Party of Quebec).
To stay up-to-date, subscribe to our newsletter: https://radio-canada.us6.list-manage....
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Rad is Radio-Canada's journalism lab. Our mission is to test different formats to talk to you about current events and social issues. We test, we learn, we evolve, with you.
Merci Rad d'avoir écouté votre auditoire, ça fait du bien d'entendre toutes sortes de points de vue, très articulés ou moins, et de nous laisser entendre les voix des plus ''jeunes''!