The Aporia
21 articles about 10 events for “Quebec Sovereignty Referendum Plan”.
“…s Premier Danielle Smith looks to turn the page on the vote that has unleashed a torrent of anger toward her in a province set to go to the polls next year, the most entrenched of the independence leaders want a second referendum — this time on her…”
“On the other hand, Alberta’s referendum could encourage the separatist Parti Québécois government in Quebec to continue that province’s extortion of the Rest of Canada.”
“…verwhelmingly to remain a part of Canada, Premier Danielle Smith heralded progress with Ottawa but remained defiant in her plan to extract more autonomy from the federal government, even as she pledged not to hold another separation referendum while in…”
“The province of Quebec held two referendums on independence, in 1980 and 1995.”
“I appreciate that Canadians are expected to experience an onset of angst over the potential return of the dreaded Quebec referendum experience, but I’m having trouble getting worked up about it.”
“The vast majority of Quebecers voted for parties that want nothing to do with a referendum.”
“PQ in power, CAQ wiped off the map: Key takeaways from Quebec's election - ANALYSIS CAQ fatigue key to sovereignist PQ's historic victory, fragile government St-Pierre Plamondon has vowed to hold a referendum in his first term as premier, though he plans to…”
“Premier-designate Paul St-Pierre Plamondon says a referendum on Quebec sovereignty is not among his immediate priorities as he prepares to lead a Parti Québécois minority government after his party’s election victory.”
“St-Pierre Plamondon suggested sovereignty won’t be a top priority in the first part of his mandate, and repeated a promise not to hold a referendum while U.S.”
“Parizeau that Quebec nearly said yes to secession during its 1995 referendum.”
“It joins two active threats to Canadian sovereignty: one to the east, with the recent election of a minority separatist government in Quebec, and the other to the south, with U.S.”
“…uesday, in the wake of the Parti Québécois's victory in the Quebec election, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre posited that this confluence of events could be blamed on more than a decade of Liberal government in Ottawa. - Analysis How anti-COVID activism…”
“President Donald Trump is in the White House, and throughout the campaign spoke little about sovereignty, which is currently unpopular in Quebec.”
“Ford’s bluntness works well enough when he’s taunting Trump, or, say, hectoring Alberta’s premier over her tortuous strategy on sovereignty in the province’s Oct. 19 referendum.”
“…: Where new PQ government could test Ottawa While threat of referendum looms, governments must navigate deep divides — but PQ may not want to Before he even attempts to trigger a promised referendum on independence, Quebec premier-designate Paul St-Pierre…”