Federal party endorsements: Where do Quebec's newspapers stand?

As the final push for the federal election comes to an end, newspaper editorial boards are throwing their support behind the candidates they believe are best suited to lead the country.

CBC Montreal has rounded up a list of who's endorsing whom in Quebec.

• La Presse endorses Justin Trudeau's Liberal
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LeDevoir: GillesDuceppe

LeDevoir, citing prudence, opted to endorse the BlocQubcoisunder party leader GillesDuceppe.

The editorial, published Oct. 17, says that the Bloc has a "strong voice" when it comes to defending the interests ofQuebecers.

It goes on to say that the party needs to find its rightful place within Parliament.

The Montreal Gazette: Stephen Harper

Montreal's only English daily endorsed the Conservative Party on Oct. 17. The editorial highlights that the Conservatives are the "most prudent choice" in the federal election.

The editorial says that the Conservatives are capable of managing the economy and Stephen Harper's experience on the international stage is key.

The Montreal Gazette's endorsement falls in line with other newspapers across thePostmediachain including the National Post, the Edmonton Journal and the Ottawa Citizen which have all published editorials supporting the Conservatives.

La Presse: Justin Trudeau

La Presse is endorsing Justin Trudeau's Liberals in the 2015 election. In an editorial published Oct. 7, the French-language newspaper said Trudeau is ready to lead the country and that it is time for a change after nine years of Conservative rule.

La Presse hasn't endorsed a party in a federal election since 2006.

Le Soleil: No endorsement

The French-language daily in Quebec Cityopted to not endorse any political parties. Inan editorial published on Oct. 17, the paper encouraged voters to cast their ballotsbased on their individualconvictions.

"Vote based on your convictions, vote for the candidate who best represents your region, for the party that most incarnates your values, but, above all, vote," the editorial said.

TheSuburban: Stephen Harper

The weeklyMontreal-area Englishpaperis throwing its support behind the Conservative Party. The editorial states "the choice has rarely been clearer" and encourages voters to re-elect Stephen Harper.

It goes on to praise the Conservatives for their approach to the economy and Canadian values.