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The new pro-independence leader of Quebec, Paul Saint-Pierre Plamondon, officially took office without swearing allegiance to King Charles III. His government aims to abolish the monarchy's presence in Quebec, viewing it as a relic of colonial dominance. This marks the first time a Quebec premier has been sworn in without a representative of the British Crown present. A law passed recently allows elected officials in Quebec to forgo this oath. Plamondon plans to hold a referendum on independence after Donald Trump's term ends in 2029, despite lacking a majority in the National Assembly. His government prioritizes addressing homelessness and has 22 ministers, including one focused on Quebec's independence.