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Parti Québécois faces drop in support for sovereignty amid Trump threats

Parti Québécois faces a drop in support for sovereignty, with a recent Léger poll finding only 29% support for Quebec independence.
PQ member Pascal Paradis compared Quebec's independence movement to Canadian leaders defending sovereignty against Trump's threats, questioning why it's acceptable for Canada but not Quebec.
Political analyst Dimitri Soudas said the PQ's new leader is the first in a long time not 'wishy-washy' on independence, aiming to 'crystallize the base' by campaigning on the instability a referendum would bring.

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Parti Québécois faces drop in support for sovereignty amid Trump threats

The PQ party has been leading in the polls for more than a year, and leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon has promised to hold a third referendum by 2030 if his party forms government.

10 hours ago·Toronto, Canada

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The PQ in the face of a decline in independence's popularity

At a time when Canadian nationalism is gaining momentum because of the threats of US President Donald Trump to impose devastating tariffs or even to annex the country, the Quebec sovereignist movement seems to have lost its momentum. Even if it is taking the lead in voting intentions in Quebec, the Parti Québécois must take into account this apparent decline, which promised to hold a referendum by 2030 if it was brought to power in the next gene…

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