Caroline St-Hilaire, a Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) candidate in Sherbrooke, saw several of her electoral campaign posters vandalized barely two days after they went up in the city.
After Quebec Premier François Legault announced the start of the electoral campaign last week, every political party and candidate began preparations to install posters in their respective ridings across the province. And vandalization, unfortunately, is common.
According to the Sherbrooke Police Service (SPS), it is hardly a rarity to see campaign posters damaged by unknown culprits. However, a spokesperson was unable to provide many specifics, such as how many posters are damaged in any given electoral campaign season.
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CAQ candidate says campaign posters vandalized in Sherbrooke
Record Staff
