Quebec Conservative Party unveils candidates in Mille‑Îles, Vaudreuil and Beauharnois

On July 24, the Quebec Conservative Party (PCQ) announced Nare Stepanyan, a human‑science student at Collège Montmorency, as its candidate for the riding of Mille‑Îles. The party highlighted her civic engagement, participation in a student parliamentary simulation, and her platform emphasizing greater youth involvement, easier access to home ownership for young families, regulatory relief for economic development, and measures to reduce the cost of living.

In the same period the PCQ introduced two additional candidates for the Greater Montreal area. Patrick Caron, a construction‑industry entrepreneur, will run in Vaudreuil, campaigning on responsible public‑finance management, family support, property‑access initiatives and reduced administrative burdens for entrepreneurs. Angélika Homère, a sociologist and entrepreneur of Haitian origin, will contest Beauharnois, focusing on gender equity, family welfare, regulatory reform, sound fiscal policy and improved access to essential services. Party leader Éric Duhaime endorsed all three candidates, stressing their commitment to a prosperous, transparent Quebec.