On its website, the city council’s second opposition, Équipe Priorité Québec, oddly displays in its background image a photo taken in the heart of Montreal, it noted. Newspaper.
In the “Become a Member” section we can see the photo mentioned on the cover with Montreal City Hall in the background.
Screenshot, Équipe Priorité Québec website
In the early afternoon, Équipe Priorité Québec explained to Newspaper That it was indeed a mistake on their part, but that “the machine was moving” in order to correct the situation as quickly as possible.
A few minutes later, a new image covered the web page.
Another huge mistake
A little less than a year ago, Newspaper It was reported that written communications from what was formerly known as Quebec 21 were riddled with spelling, punctuation and grammatical errors.
It even happened that the second opposition in Quebec City Council misspelled the first and last names of its leader and one of its elected officials.
In a post on its Facebook page, the municipal party then spoke about its new leader, Patrick “Paquet” (instead of Paquet) and his advisor, “Steven” (instead of Stevens) Melanson.
Here are the errors found in a Facebook post from the Quebec 21 party that was later removed.
Screenshot taken from Quebec 21 Facebook
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