The Globe and Mail reports in its Saturday, Oct. 3, edition that a group of prominent business leaders is urging Quebec's next government to take stronger action to promote growth and collective wealth. The Globe's Nicolas Van Praet writes that Groupe Dynamite chief executive officer Andrew Lutfy is spearheading the corporate appeal, which comes three days before Quebec's provincial election. He's joined by Alimentation Couche-Tard chairman Alain Bouchard, Laurent Beaudoin of Bombardier fame and Power Corp. of Canada senior vice-president Paul Desmarais III. "The more wealth Quebec creates, the more choices it will have, the more capacity it will have to invest, to get through harder times, to finance its priorities, to decide its own fate," Mr. Lutfy said during a speech on Friday. He said Quebeckers shy away from talking about wealth but shouldn't if they want to stop thinking small. It's rare for business leaders in Quebec to go public with their concerns. It's even rarer for them to do so at such a sensitive time, just ahead of a provincial vote. The separatist Parti Quebecois is poised to win power on Monday, bringing an end to eight years of government under the Coalition Avenir Quebec.