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Pension fund executive returns to politics to run for Coalition Avenir Quebec

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September 3rd 2018
#26 of 76 articles from the Special Report: Quebec 2018
Coalition Avenir Quebec legislature member, Christian Dube,
Coalition Avenir Quebec legislature member Christian Dube is shown on Wednesday, November 20, 2013 at the legislature in Quebec City. File photo by The Canadian Press/Jacques Boissinot

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A high profile Quebec businessman is leaving his post with Quebec's pension fund manager to run for the Coalition Avenir Quebec.

The party has confirmed Christian Dube will run in the Montreal-area riding of La Prairie.

Dube, 61, will be replacing former party president Stephane Le Bouyonnec, who unexpectedly quit both the race and his position with the party last week.

Dube previously represented the Levis riding in the legislature between 2012 and 2014, before resigning to become executive vice-president of the Caisse de depot et placement du Quebec.

He is known as a strong advocate for reducing the size of government and its place in the economy.

September 3rd 2018

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