Terrebonne
On this long weekend in early spring, Canadians who didn’t expect to ever care about a Quebec byelection now find themselves oddly invested and transfixed. Some elections are sleepy affairs. Others are procedural reruns. Then along comes Terrebonne, Quebec, the federal riding that managed to turn a one‑vote margin, a misprinted envelope, and a Supreme Court ruling into the most interesting byelection of modern Canadian history.
