Andrew Chang, leader of the separatist party, explained the rise of the movement following the fall of the incumbent.
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What happened
Andrew Chang, leader of the separatist party, explained the rise of the movement following the fall of the incumbent.
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Quebec sovereignty drive and federal-provincial tensionsAlso in this story
- Separatist sentiment in Quebec is causing investor uncertainty and business exodus from Montreal, while Alberta emphasizes the need for federal cooperation.
- Alberta sends equalization payments to Ottawa amid political influence from Quebec's actions.
- Political instability in Montreal is driving residents to emigrate in search of stability and entrepreneurial opportunities.
- Parti Québécois won the mandate in Quebec, while Danielle Smith continues to serve as the Premier of Alberta.
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Andrew Chang
Taiwanese journalist
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Parti Québécois
independentist political party in Quebec, Canada