How the separatist Parti Québécois took back power in Quebec
06-10-2026 02:45 via nationalpost.com

How the separatist Parti Québécois took back power in Quebec

MONTRÉAL, QC — The rest of Canada will be waking up on Tuesday to a massive hangover after Quebec elected a Parti Québécois government led by leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon.The separatist party, which was nearly wiped off the electoral map four years ago, came roaring back after Radio-Canada projected the victory early on Monday night. Quebecers will now wait to find out whether it is a majority or minority government for St-Pierre Plamondon.National Post spoke to ov
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