Susținătorii independenței au câștigat alegerile provinciale din Québec, potrivit primelor estimări

The Parti Québécois has won the provincial elections in Quebec, aiming to form a new government and potentially push for independence. This victory complicates Canadian unity amid tensions with the U.S. under President Trump. Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon supports a referendum but prefers to wait until after Trump's presidency. The party's return to power marks a significant shift after over a decade, having previously held referendums in 1980 and 1995, both rejected by voters. Current support for independence is around 30%, close to historical lows, posing challenges for Prime Minister Mark Carney's administration.