Montreal, August 10, 2026 — The Quebec Liberal Party is proud to announce the candidacy of Mr. Charles Royer Tremblay in the Beauharnois riding for the upcoming general election.
Charles Royer Tremblay grew up in St-Chrysostome and completed his entire education in the Montérégie region. He attended high school in Beauharnois, where he was part of the International Program, and then went on to study at Cégep de Valleyfield, a path that led him to university to study political science and to the École nationale d’administration publique for his graduate studies.
After college, he embarked on an international career path that led him to live in Asia for ten years. There, he worked in the tourism, construction, and infrastructure sectors, while also founding and running his own company. This professional immersion allowed him to gain a practical understanding of foreign markets, regional economic dynamics, and the operational realities involved in developing projects across diverse cultural contexts.
Upon his return to Quebec, the QLP candidate in Beauharnois has put this international expertise to use in the field of economic development, particularly by helping Quebec businesses diversify their markets. His approach combines rigor, strategy, and pragmatism, drawing on his unique hands-on experience.
“I grew up in this region; I attended high school and CEGEP here, and this is where I want to put to use everything I’ve learned elsewhere. After ten years of developing projects abroad, I’m returning with a simple conviction: economic development comes from proposing a unifying vision that is built in partnership with the various local stakeholders. It is this kind of ambition and pragmatism that I hope to bring to the residents of Beauharnois County, alongside Charles Milliard’s team, in the National Assembly!”
— Charles Royer Tremblay, QLP candidate in Beauharnois
“Charles knows Beauharnois because he grew up and went to school there, and he knows the people here. The combination of his personal and professional experience is invaluable to a region whose economic future depends on investment, exports, and market diversification. He brings an economic vision to the region that will help it seize the opportunities at hand. He has the background, the rigor, and the ambition needed to defend the interests of the people of Beauharnois County in Quebec City.”
- Charles Milliard, Leader of the Quebec Liberal Party