Intergovernmental Affairs
During question period on intergovernmental affairs, the Bloc Québécois leader asked about the Prime Minister’s comment that a 50-percent-plus-one referendum result on Quebec sovereignty would not be clear, noting that Quebec’s National Assembly passed a motion disagreeing, and asked whether the government would defend Quebeckers’ right to decide their own future. The Liberal minister responded that the government’s position was unchanged from earlier in the week, said the Bloc was trying to create division, and pointed to the government’s work with Quebec’s government, businesses, and workers, including co-operation with all parties on responding to U.S. tariffs.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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