QUEBEC CITY – As the Liberals widen their gap in Quebec, eyes are focused on the “Old Capital,” a longtime, mysterious Conservative stronghold. But the ground may be shifting, and one political icon is now hinting that a red wave could sweep over the city.

That’s former mayor Régis Labeaume, who served from 2007 to 2022 and left office with a 78 per cent approval rating.

While the Liberals are increasing their lead in Québec, the "Old Capital" is leaning toward the Conservatives.{ai:summary}<p>The Liberal Party is gaining ground in Quebec, prompting attention on Quebec City, a historical Conservative bastion. Former mayor Régis Labeaume, who enjoyed a high approval rating, suggests a potential shift towards a Liberal dominance in the area. </p><p>#politics</p>

The mystery of Quebec City, the Tories' beachhead in La Belle Province

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