Quebec election: Legault’s tense relationship with Ottawa likely to now continue
Read more:Quebec currently accepts about 50,000 immigrants a year. Going beyond that number would be “suicidal,” Legault said last week, because it would be impossible to properly integrate them and teach them French.
Lecours predicts the true contention between Quebec City and Ottawa will come in the ongoing legal battles over bills 21 and 96, and whether the federal government follows through on its promise to join any federal appeals. Beland says Legault could also cause headaches for the federal Liberals by continuing to align with other right-leaning premiers across the country like Ontario Premier Doug Ford on not just immigration, but also health-care funding and economic issues.He may also find solidarity with the next premier of Alberta, where the candidates to replace United Conservative Party leader Jason Kenney have made varying appeals for their own sovereignty.
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