André Pratte: Quebec’s separatists are spoiling for a fight with Carney
· National Post
On Monday, Quebecers elected a relatively weak, minority separatist government. The Parti Québécois won 59 of the 127-seat National Assembly, securing only 28 per cent of the vote. How should the rest of Canada, the federal government in particular, respond to this unwelcome development? There is no reason for panic. Nor should Ottawa harbour any illusions: Premier-designate Paul St-Pierre Plamondon will do all he can to be able to hold — and win — a referendum on separation in 2029 or 2030, as he has promised repeatedly. Read More
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