On the evening of September 23, 2026, the leaders of Quebec’s political parties will gather in Montreal for the third and final televised debate of the provincial election campaign. The event marks the conclusion of the series of debates that have been a focal point of the campaign.
The debate series has become a central feature of the election, giving each party leader a stage to outline policies and respond to opponents. Two prior debates have already been broadcast, drawing attention from voters across the province. Tonight’s debate will be aired live from a Montreal venue, continuing the tradition of televised discussions that have defined Quebec’s electoral process.
As the campaign draws to a close, the final debate offers voters a last chance to see the leaders side by side before the polls open. The discussion is expected to center on the remaining issues that have dominated the race, allowing each party to make its final appeal. Observers note that the tone and performance in this debate could sway voter sentiment in the days leading up to election day.
The program will be hosted by a major television network and will follow a format that includes opening statements, moderated questions, and closing remarks. An audience of members of the public and press will be present, and the broadcast will be available throughout the province.
With the third and final debate underway, Quebec voters will be able to compare the visions presented by the competing parties, bringing the campaign to its formal close ahead of the upcoming election.