Security high around Quebec leaders on election campaign trail to ward off possible threats
On day two of the provincial campaign, the party leaders are releasing more details about their electoral platforms.
The CAQ and Quebec Liberal Party are focusing on personal finance and making promises to cut income taxes.But they're being accused of only help the well-off Quebecers with the proposed benefits. Global's Tim Sargeant reports.
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