Intergovernmental Relations
In question period, the Bloc Québécois raised the monarchy, saying there is unanimity in Quebec for abolishing the oath to the British Crown and that Governor General Louise Arbour should stay out of Quebec’s political debate on the monarchy, citing a conflict of interest given her role representing the Crown. The Liberal parliamentary secretary responded that the government is focused on Quebec’s priorities: building a stronger economy, affordability, protecting workers from American tariffs, and supporting the French language and culture.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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