Martine Biron: Leading the Charge for Chutes-de-la-Chaudière in the Upcoming Quebec Elections

Martine Biron Announces Bid for Second Term in Chutes-de-la-Chaudière

In a move that signals the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) is gearing up for the next political cycle, Martine Biron has officially confirmed her intention to run for re-election. The current Minister of Higher Education and responsible for the Status of Women announced via her X (formerly Twitter) account that she will seek a second mandate in the Chutes-de-la-Chaudière constituency this coming October.

A Proven Track Record of Public Service

Martine Biron is no stranger to the public eye. Before entering the political arena, she built a respected career as a journalist with Radio-Canada, a background that has undoubtedly shaped her communication style and her ability to listen to the needs of her constituents. Since her first election in 2022, Biron has held several pivotal roles, including:

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• Minister of International Relations: Representing Quebec’s interests on the global stage.
• Responsible for the Status of Women: Advocating for gender equality and female empowerment.
• Minister of Higher Education: A role she assumed in September 2025 to steer the province’s academic future.

A Vision for Stability and Strength

In her announcement, Biron emphasized the deep connection she has forged with the people of Chutes-de-la-Chaudière over the last four years. She highlighted the progress made on local projects and expressed a strong desire to continue this commitment.

Furthermore, Biron reaffirmed her unwavering support for Premier Christine Fréchette. According to Biron, Quebec currently requires a robust economic and social vision—one that prioritizes competence over political maneuvering. She believes that Fréchette’s leadership is the key to achieving this stability.

The Battle for Chutes-de-la-Chaudière

The upcoming provincial election on October 5 promises to be a highly competitive race. Martine Biron will face a diverse field of opponents, each bringing a different ideological perspective to the table:

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• Dominique Dumas: Former Radio X host representing the Conservative Party of Quebec.
• Serge Bonin: Former Lévis mayoral candidate representing the Parti Québécois.
• Stéphane Clavet: Candidate for the Quebec Liberal Party.

As the campaign heats up, the focus remains on who can best deliver a prosperous future for the region. With her experience in both the media and the cabinet, Martine Biron is positioning herself as the candidate of continuity and proven results.

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