Further to the post below we have this article from The Canadian Press.
...There's a whiff of panic in a recent memo urging Liberals to head to Montreal on Monday to help the party win a byelection in what should be a slam-dunk riding for them.
But the reality is that all parties have something big to gain - and lose - in three Quebec byelections that have potentially significant implications for federal politics.
The results will hardly affect the composition of the minority Parliament, but could change the different parties' desire to trigger an election.
...If they lose, Dion could come under fire. One senior Liberal said he wouldn't expect calls for a leadership change, but thinks some party members would publicly voice concerns only uttered in private to date.
He said those concerns include the party's anemic fundraising, and its communications strategy. Dion has had ample material with which to paste the Tories throughout the byelections, the source said, but failed to use it.
