Politics of Quebec

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The Politics of Quebec encompasses the province’s distinctive party system, debates over sovereignty and language, and the interaction between provincial, federal, and municipal governance within Canada.

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Politics of Quebec canonical 1
Quebec sovereignty debate 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf political system
capitalCity Quebec City
country Canada
dominantLanguage French
governingDocument Constitution Act, 1867
Constitution Act, 1982
hasFederalParty Bloc Québécois
Conservative Party of Canada
Green Party of Canada
Liberal Party of Canada
New Democratic Party
hasLevelOfGovernment federal government of Canada
municipal governments in Quebec
provincial government of Quebec
hasMajorProvincialParty Coalition Avenir Québec
Parti Québécois
Quebec Liberal Party
hasMunicipalActor City of Montreal
linked to: Montreal

City of Quebec
linked to: Quebec City
hasProvincialParty Parti conservateur du Québec
Québec solidaire
headOfGovernmentTitle Premier of Quebec
headOfStateRepresentativeTitle Lieutenant Governor of Quebec
historicalDominantParty Quebec Liberal Party
Union Nationale
keyIssue Quebec sovereignty movement
linked to: Quebec nationalism

constitutional status of Quebec
fiscal federalism
immigration policy
language rights
secularism in public institutions
keyProvincialLaw Bill 101
Bill 21
Bill 96
Charter of the French Language
Quebec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms
largestCity Montreal
mainIdeologicalDebate Quebec sovereignty
linked to: Quebec nationalism

federalism vs independence
language policy
notableEvent 1980 Quebec referendum
1995 Quebec referendum
Quiet Revolution
officialLanguage French
politicalCultureCharacteristic distinct party system from rest of Canada
social democratic tendencies
strong provincial nationalism
provincialLegislature National Assembly of Quebec
relatedMovement Canadian federalism debate
Quebec nationalism
subdivision Quebec
linked to: Quebec, Canada
usesElectoralSystem first-past-the-post voting

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Politics of Montreal partOf Politics of Quebec
Charlottetown Accord partOf Quebec sovereignty debate
linked to: Politics of Quebec