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Parti Québécois forms minority government in Quebec election

The Parti Québécois (PQ) has returned to power in Quebec, forming a minority government following a significant shift in the provincial political landscape. The PQ secured 59 seats in the National Assembly with approximately 28 percent of the vote.

The election resulted in a dramatic outcome for the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ), which lost all its seats in the legislature despite previously holding power. The Conservative Party of Quebec made a notable entry into the National Assembly, winning 19 seats, while the Quebec Liberal Party increased its presence to 40 seats.

Key political discussions following the results include potential electoral reform to address the discrepancy between vote share and seat distribution, as well as the PQ's platform regarding Quebec independence. Additionally, a legal group is seeking to require Quebec MNAs to swear an oath of allegiance to the King.

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Canada · Coalition Avenir Québec · Conservative Party of Quebec · Mathieu Lacombe · National Assembly of Quebec · Parti Québécois · Paul Saint-Pierre-Plamondon · Paul St-Pierre Plamondon · Public Interest Litigation Institute · Quebec · Quebec Liberal Party

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Quebec's Gilbert and Sullivan election [www.newenglishreview.org]
Will Quebec Finally Leave Canada? [www.military-stuff.org]