Boris Proulx — Le Devoir
About Boris Proulx — Le Devoir
Boris Proulx is a journalist specializing in federal politics. He is based in Canada's capital region, where he has worked for the Journal de Montréal's parliamentary bureau in Ottawa and for Radio-Canada Ottawa-Gatineau. His first collaboration with Le Devoir dates back to 2016. His international work has taken him to the United States, France and Japan, among other countries.
In Kitchener, the Green candidate fights against Trump's long shadow
Mike Morrice, first elected to Parliament in 2021, is popular in Kitchener-Centre — a riding dependent on the auto sector and so heavily exposed to the US president's economic threats. Now, those trade concerns threaten to turn his riding Liberal red.
In Toronto's suburbs, a rising Liberal tide threatens to sink Conservative boats
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