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François Legault Has Made His Mark on Quebec, Regardless of the Election

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He would like Quebecers to keep his economic record above all else.

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The by-election in the electoral district of Arthabaska, Centre-du-Québec, will be called on Tuesday by Prime Minister François Legault.

·Montreal, Canada
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He would like Quebecers to keep his economic record above all else.

·Montreal, Canada
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"When I look at Quebec's economy, I'm happy with my legacy so far and it looks good for the next few years, including a third term," said Prime Minister François Legault.

·Montreal, Canada
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In the polls since 2023, he promised to fight in the next election. The post François Legault was pleased with his "legs so far" appeared first on Les Affaires.

QUEBEC — "When I look at Quebec's economy, I am happy with my legacy so far and it looks good for the next few years, including a third term," said Premier François Legault. "In an interview with La Presse canadienne aired on Sunday, he suggested that he was proud of the economic legacy he was leaving in Quebec, just a year from the general election of 2026. In a constant fall in the polls since 2023, criticized for a fiscal tightening in educat…

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La Presse broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Sunday, July 6, 2025.
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