Quebec legislature votes unanimously to cut all ties with the monarchy

Quebec’s National Assembly unanimously votes to break ties with the monarchy

The 106-0 vote highlights the stark difference in feeling in English and French Canada toward King Charles III and the Crown

Quebec legislators vote to cut ties with British monarchy after King's visit

QUEBEC — On the same day King Charles III delivered a throne speech in Ottawa heaping praise on Canada, the National Assembly Tuesday adopted a motion calling on Quebec to abolish all ties with the monarchy. Presented by Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon , the motion states that Quebec is the only custodian of the democratic expression of the Quebec people. It notes a majority of Quebecers feel no attachment to the British monarc…

Quebec legislature votes unanimously to cut all ties with the monarchy

King Charles III had barely left the country as the National Assembly unanimously adopted a motion on Tuesday to cut all ties with the monarchy.

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Quebec’s National Assembly had a parting gift for King Charles III on Tuesday: a unanimous motion to abolish the monarchy in Quebec. Within hours of the sovereign leaving Canada after his brief visit to open Parliament and deliver the Throne Speech, the blue chamber of the provincial legislature voted 106-0 to cut all ties between the Crown and the province. The motion does not bind the government to act, and constitutional experts agree that en…