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Several political figures, including Mathieu Lacombe and Antoine Dionne Charest, are involved in provincial elections and government changes in Montreal.

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  1. Gregory Kelley, Brigitte Garceau, and Monsef Derraji were elected in Montreal ridings Jacques-Cartier, Robert-Baldwin, and Nelligan, respectively.

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4 reports, 4 independent, last reported Aug 8. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Several political figures, including Mathieu Lacombe and Antoine Dionne Charest, are involved in provincial elections and government changes in Montreal.

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  1. Gregory Kelley, Brigitte Garceau, and Monsef Derraji were elected in Montreal ridings Jacques-Cartier, Robert-Baldwin, and Nelligan, respectively.Sub-event
  2. Political figures, including Mathieu Lacombe, Jacques Ramsay, and Chantal Rouleau, supported cultural investment in Montreal in 2013.Sub-event
  3. Updates on provincial election campaigns and government changes involving key Quebec politicians.1 source
  4. Dionne Charest runs for Liberals amid CAQ ministerial resignations and instability.1 source

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