Quebec's Parti Quebecois wins election and vows a future independence vote while facing hurdles from its minority government.
Quebec election win for separatists could crimp Carney's response to Trump
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A separatist party won Quebec's election, complicating Prime Minister Mark Carney's efforts to maintain national unity against Trump.
- Parti Quebecois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon plans a referendum on Quebec independence after Trump leaves office.
- The PQ won 59 of 127 seats, needing support from opposition parties for a referendum.
- Quebec's new government plans to resist federal policies on immigration and high-speed rail.
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