Latest News About Alexandre Boulerice, Member Of Parliament

Here’s the latest I can share based on current publicly available reporting:

• Alexandre Boulerice, the long-time federal NDP MP for Rosemont—La Petite-Patrie, has announced plans to resign from Parliament to pursue a provincial candidacy with Québec solidaire in the Gouin riding. This marks a shift from federal to provincial politics and would leave the NDP with a significantly smaller caucus in Quebec.[3][4][6]
• The timing reported indicates Boulerice plans to make his departure formal in late April 2026, with a Monday press event in Montreal to outline his provincial bid.[1][4][7]
• If confirmed, his exit would affect party dynamics in the House of Commons, reducing the NDP representation in Quebec and potentially affecting caucus thresholds for official party status.[4][5]

Illustrative timeline (based on reported coverage):

• Apr 24–26, 2026: Reports surface that Boulerice will depart the federal NDP to run provincially with Québec solidaire, likely in Gouin.[1][3]
• Apr 27, 2026: CBC and other outlets report an official plan to announce the move and identify Gouin as the provincial target.[4]
• Apr 27–28, 2026: Coverage confirms the resignation and notes implications for the NDP in Quebec and the House of Commons.[6][4]

If you want, I can pull the latest primary sources or provide a brief one-page briefing with direct quotes and the anticipated political implications for both levels of government. Would you like that?

Citations:

• Boulerice to leave NDP, run provincially; Gouin riding as target[3]
• Announcement planned; press event in Montreal[1]
• CBC reporting on departure and Gouin candidacy[4]
• OpenParliament and Wikipedia summaries on the reshaping of Quebec representation[6]