Published 17 days ago

CAQ whip resigns from caucus, to run for Conservatives in next federal election

Éric Lefebvre, a member of Coalition Avenir Québec, resigned and will become an Independent before joining the Conservative Party for the federal election.
Lefebvre intends to run with the Conservatives in the upcoming Canadian election but will remain active in provincial politics as an Independent MNA.
Quebec's political landscape reacted quickly to Lefebvre's move, with concerns raised by Québec Solidaire and the PQ about his dual role in federal and provincial politics.

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