Legault wants Bloc to help trigger election, vote against Trudeau Liberals in non-confidence motion
In a brief statement to reporters at the National Assembly on Thursday, Legault expressed his disagreement with the Bloc Québécois's decision to support Justin Trudeau's Liberal government in a non-confidence motion that is expected next week.
Updated: Legault spars with Bloc, PQ over bringing down Trudeau government
QUEBEC — Fed up with waiting for action on the issue of temporary immigration, Premier François Legault called on the Parti Québécois Thursday to pressure its federal cousins in the Bloc Québécois to bring down the Trudeau government.
‘It remains no’ — Bloc leader remains committed to voting down non-confidence motion despite calls from Premier Legault
It remains no. I am neither Conservative, nor Liberal… nor a Caquiste,” Blanchet said in a social media post in French, referring to a nickname for supporters of Legault’s Coalition Avenir Québec.
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