
Quebec's PQ Wins Minority Government, Delaying Separation Referendum Until Post-Trump Era
The Parti Québécois (PQ) won a minority government in Quebec with 28% of the vote, the lowest popular support for a governing party in Canadian history. While the PQ promises an independence referendum, it lacks the majority seats needed to trigger it immediately and has pledged to delay any vote until after Donald Trump leaves office in 2028. The result reflects voter fatigue with separatism and a desire to punish the previous government, rather than a direct mandate for separation.
