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“…ferendum Last December, about a month before announcing his resignation, former premier François Legault predicted that the Quebec general election would result in a battle between the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ), the party he co-founded, and the Quebec…”

“Even leader Christine Fréchette, who took over following former premier François Legault’s resignation earlier this year, failed to win a seat in her hometown of Trois-Rivières.”

“But Lamoureux says the PQ has become a “party of refuge” for nationalist and French-speaking Quebecers who want change from CAQ.”

“Fréchette spent only a few months as premier, after replacing François Legault as leader of the CAQ in April.”

“Christine Fréchette stepping down as CAQ party leader after searing defeat The party failed to win a single seat on Monday night Christine Fréchette, Quebec’s outgoing premier, announced Tuesday that she will be stepping down as leader of the Coalition Avenir…”

“…ssion has resurfaced following the recent election loss and resignation of former Quebec premier Christine Fréchette, who became leader of the governing Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) party months before an election after the departure of longtime premier…”

“Quebec Liberal Leader Charles Milliard was upbeat after his party more than doubled its caucus by winning 40 seats, and called on former CAQ supporters to “come home” to the federalist party.”