Latest News About Alexandre Boulerice

Alexandre Boulerice has recently made headlines for resigning as a federal MP and planning to run in Quebec provincial politics with Québec solidaire in Gouin, a shift reported in late April 2026. He will remain in Parliament as an Independent MP until the fall by-election or his departure date.

Key points

• Status: Resigning from the House of Commons to pursue provincial office with Québec solidaire in Gouin, Quebec. This leaves the federal NDP with a reduced caucus and no Quebec MPs in the immediate term.[3][4]
• Timeline: Public confirmation occurred around April 27, 2026, with ongoing expectations of departure later in 2026.[4][5]
• Political role: Boulerice has been a long-time NDP member and former deputy leader; he cited party challenges in Quebec as a factor in his decision.[2][5]

Context and context-specific notes

• Background: Boulerice has served as an NDP MP since 2011 and previously held leadership roles within the party structure in Quebec.[2][4]
• Provincial race: He intends to run in Gouin for Québec solidaire, signaling a cross-advancement from federal to provincial politics.[5][3]

Illustration

• A simple visual summary: an arrow from federal Parliament to Quebec’s National Assembly, labeled Boulerice moving from NDP to Québec solidaire in Gouin.

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