Quebec Election

[Remius]

So it looks like Quebec might be doing a time travel move according to this poll. Looks like they want to go back 30 years or so. The CAQ at 0 seats? The PLQ resurrecting?

https://twitter.com/x/status/1986295030085231095

 

[Altair]

So it looks like Quebec might be doing a time travel move according to this poll. Looks like they want to go back 30 years or so. The CAQ at 0 seats? The PLQ resurrecting?

https://twitter.com/x/status/1986295030085231095

The CAQ is Francois Legault.

As his popularity drops so does the entire party.

The CAQ doesn't have longstanding roots in Quebec, they don't have a base of support to fall back on. The Party begins and ends with Legault.

So when the CAQ served its purpose, a middle ground between the PQ and the PLQ and Legault was popular, it worked. Now that he's unpopular, the party will collapse.

As is the way with Quebec politics. I bet he wishes he implemented electoral reform now.

 

[Altair]

Seems that Francois Legault took that long walk in the snow.

 

[Halifax Tar]

Quebecers can keep Canadian passports in a separate Quebec, PQ says

The party also plans to offer citizenship to Canadian francophones outside of Quebec.

montrealgazette.com

 

[FSTO]

Quebecers can keep Canadian passports in a separate Quebec, PQ says

The party also plans to offer citizenship to Canadian francophones outside of Quebec.

montrealgazette.com

Canadians when they think of Quebec and Albertan separatists:

 

[GK .Dundas]

Canadians when they think of Quebec and Albertan separatists:

I think that I would like an once of what ever he's on ....

 

[OldSolduer]

Quebecers can keep Canadian passports in a separate Quebec, PQ says

The party also plans to offer citizenship to Canadian francophones outside of Quebec.

montrealgazette.com

I don't fucking think so. Pound sand.

 

[brihard]

Same as with a hypothetical Alberta separation - why would Canada not allow existing Canadian citizens to retain their dual citizenship? What would be the criteria for revocation of citizenship? Would we suddenly refuse to recognize dual citizenship in the unique case of Quebec/Alberta?

 

[dapaterson]

Same as with a hypothetical Alberta separation - why would Canada not allow existing Canadian citizens to retain their dual citizenship? What would be the criteria for revocation of citizenship? Would we suddenly refuse to recognize dual citizenship in the unique case of Quebec/Alberta?

This all would have to be part of any federal legislation enabling separation. What would citizenship look like? How would pensions and transfers be handled?