PQ leader wants to take seat in Quebec legislature without swearing oath to King | National Newswatch

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MONTREAL — Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon is refusing to swear an oath to King Charles III.

St-Pierre Plamondon, who is scheduled to be sworn into office on Oct. 21, is asking the legislature to stop requiring that members pledge allegiance to the King.

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