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Probably because they were feeling the heat from the PQ?
I think the CAQ victory was a healthy thing for Quebec.... it'd good that they now have an effective political voice on the right. For the last 50 years or so, they've been distracted by the whole separatism sham while the economy has been going around in circles as the center-left jostled with the far-left. If you want a boat to move forward, you have to row with both oars, do you not?
Cordeller:
Probably not on the feeling the heat issue as the PQ (Parti Quebecois) was formed out of an alliance of separatist parties and organisations in October of 1968, two months after the UN had lost the election to Robert Bourassa's Liberal Party.
The CAQ may throw out all notions of fiscal constraint which were at least adopted rather last minute by Phillipe Couillard's PLQ (Parti Liberal du Quebec) and that is a bad thing since quebec has the worst provincial debt to GDP ratio of all the provinces and territories.
Cheers.
Evilroddy.
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