Meet the Parti Québécois’s unofficial mascot tagging along the campaign trail @CBCQuebec
Meet the Parti Québécois’s unofficial mascot tagging along the campaign trail  @CBCQuebec
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Winston, or Winnie for short, is a nine-year-old male corgi belonging to one of Paul St-Pierre Plamondon’s staffers. He’s riding the party’s campaign bus.

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