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Benoît Tremblay (1990) | Crossing the Floor

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Benoît Tremblay

Started New Partyfederal- Quebec

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Benoît Tremblay

1990Progressive Conservative→Bloc Québécois

1/5 - No measurable gain

Why They Crossed

Tremblay was a PC MP who left to join the new Bloc Québécois movement.

What Happened Next

Tremblay did not run in 1993.

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André Bachand

Progressive Conservative → Independent

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Political Context

34th Parliament

Governing Party: Progressive Conservative
Government Type: majority
Total Seats: 295

Cite This Crossing

Crossing the Floor. (1990). Benoît Tremblay: Progressive Conservative to Bloc Québécois (1990). Retrieved 2026-04-11, from https://crossingthefloor.ca/crossings/benoit-tremblay-1990